Divorce is never easy, especially when it involves the intricate disentanglement of assets accumulated over decades together. Long-term marriages often come with substantial wealth, making...
Currently, all 50 states allow some form of no-fault divorce. However, a recent CNN article discussed the efforts of some high-level politicians to strip couples...
When you’re going through a divorce, you only want what’s fair, but dividing the marital assets is often easier said than done, especially when there...
Your spouse may recklessly or intentionally waste or deplete marital assets without your knowledge or consent in light of the impending divorce. This is known...
Moving with children after a divorce can become a very complicated endeavor. This isn’t to say that it’s impossible. But it’s important to carefully look...
College tuition is often the single biggest financial investment parents will make for their children's future. It can add up to years of basic cost-of-living...
Most people preparing for divorce in Washington disagree with their spouses about at least a few property matters. Some people argue over who should stay...
There are few scenarios that are more difficult to navigate than those involving an impasse between two parents who simply cannot agree on a meaningful...
When a divorce happens, the court will generally award each party their own separate property and divide the marital property between them. Since Washington is...
