Child Custody

It can be difficult for people who divorce to work together to raise children. Most parents can set aside their differences to focus on what might be best for their shared progeny. Some parents simply cannot put their children first. Even after a divorce, they may...

For parents who travel frequently for work, maintaining a strong and consistent relationship with their children can be challenging. Parenting time schedules must be flexible enough to accommodate travel obligations while ensuring that children receive the care and...

As a parent, there's nothing more devastating than being rejected by your own child. But what if that rejection is not a natural part of growing up but rather the result of manipulation by the other parent?    When parental alienation gets severe enough, it can become...

Divorce is tough, but when you are facing it with a child who has special needs, the journey becomes even more complex. One often overlooked aspect is how adaptive equipment and home modifications can impact your custody case. Let us explore this crucial topic. Two...

Agreeing to specific custody terms or completing the litigation process during divorce can help people establish a new routine. Parents become acclimated to regular custody exchanges and the division of parental rights and responsibilities. They know they need to...

Custody orders carry the full weight of the Washington family courts. Parents have a responsibility to their children to uphold the custody order so long as it remains in their best interests. Most divorced or separated parents diligently abide by the terms...

Divorce requires a series of difficult decisions. People have to make the choice to file initially, and then they have to address numerous practical matters. Most couples have property to divide, and many also have children who require support from their parents even...

In Washington, the courts use "parenting plans" rather than "child custody" to promote collaboration between parents after a separation. These plans focus on what's best for the child, covering essential areas like schooling, health and emotional support. The goal is...