Just as every marriage is unique, every divorce is as well. Financial problems, infidelity, different values and beliefs, and communication problems may ultimately lead to the breakdown of a marriage. Geography certainly doesn’t play a part in divorce rates – or does...
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What is involved in a stepparent adoption?
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Feb 23, 2022 | Adoption
When you marry someone who already has children, your role as a stepparent is an important one. Children who have lost a parent through death or divorce are often eager to develop a bond with a supportive adult. Eventually, they cease to feel like your stepchildren...
Setting new goals to help you achieve a fresh start after divorce
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Feb 21, 2022 | Divorce
Moving on with your life after divorce can be extremely challenging, regardless of whether you or your former spouse initiated the process. Challenging, yes, but not impossible. Figuring out a new path on your own can seem overwhelming. But the journey can be easier...
Could your spouse be hiding digital assets in your divorce?
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Feb 4, 2022 | Property Division
If you are going through a divorce, you want to walk away from your marriage with sufficient assets to begin life anew. Washington’s community property laws state that all assets acquired during a marriage are subject to division in a divorce. But it only works when...
How to prepare for your home study
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Feb 3, 2022 | Adoption
Giving a child a permanent home is a wonderful thing, and you probably feel excited to be starting the adoption process. After your initial celebration, there are many steps before you can bring a child into your home. The first one is the home study. Being nervous is...
Does my child get to pick which parent has custody?
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Jan 25, 2022 | Child Custody
One of the big challenges divorcing couples can face is navigating the troubled waters of their children’s emotions and opinions about the divorce. It can be particularly difficult for parents to deal with situations where their children have preferences about which...
January uptick in divorce doesn’t mean it’s the best month to file
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Jan 17, 2022 | Divorce
Families are unique. Each family has its own way of moving, communicating, responding to adversity and simply handling their day-to-day lives. Divorce is really no different. Despite having set laws that govern the process in each jurisdiction, divorce is a very...
Don’t let divorce threaten your retirement
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Jan 11, 2022 | Divorce
While divorce rates among younger couples have decreased in recent years, the same is not true across the board. Couples over the age of 50 are divorcing at higher rates. According to the Pew Research Center, divorce rates for individuals who are over the age of 65...
Do you understand the tax implications of child custody?
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Jan 7, 2022 | Child Custody
As you and your child's other parent negotiate a fair child custody arrangement, it is important that you account for the tax implications that child custody has for the parent who retains primary custody as well as the parent who does not. While it is certainly not...
Why a relationship counselor might recommend a prenup
by virender.kumar@thomsonreuters.com | Jan 3, 2022 | Marital Agreements
When you meet the love of your life, everything just seems to fall into place. You love spending time together. You seem to agree on everything. Spending the rest of your lives together seems like an obvious decision. When you’re in the so-called “honeymoon phase,”...
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