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Child custody is inherently a complex and emotionally charged matter since it involves decisions about a child’s living arrangements, care and overall well-being. Nonetheless, some circumstances can further complicate the process, including the marital status of the...
Planning a wedding is hard enough. But proposing something as delicate as a prenuptial agreement (or prenup) into the mix? It can be quite the conversation. For some, the mere suggestion of one can lead them to assume that there’s a lack of trust involved. Contrary to...
Divorce is difficult for many reasons. It is an extremely emotional time and involves many major changes which you may not be ready for. You are also likely to feel stressed and overwhelmed by the financial implications of a divorce. Many people worry that a divorce...
Divorces can be complicated and messy. In some instances, ugly divorces turn for the worse and become hostile. If you are a divorcing spouse, do you think it’s possible to cultivate respect in a contentious environment? Additionally, can soon-to-be exes be more civil...
Around half of all marriages end in divorce in the US, and obtaining and enforcing child support can be a challenging process, especially when the other parent refuses to pay. However, there are legal steps you can take to ensure your child receives the financial...
In Washington state, specific state laws govern divorce. If you're going through this process, it's crucial to understand these laws and how they may influence the outcome of your divorce. One critical aspect of these laws is the division of property. Washington...
Divorce often serves as a refuge for those entangled in an abusive relationship. However, the end of a marriage does not always break the cycle of abuse. Beyond physical or emotional abuse, there exists a subtler form of manipulation and torment that can continue even...
In a state where equitable distribution controls property division, your prompt action can be critical to saving your business during a divorce. Because Washington family courts do not split assets equally, your spouse can wind up with a bigger share of what you've...
Parental alienation refers to when one parent turns a child against the other parent through manipulation and other harmful behaviors. This causes the child to unjustifiably reject and harbor animosity towards the targeted parent. Parental alienation is a form of...
For a custody arrangement to work successfully, it is essential for both parents to follow the terms set in the order. Failure to follow these terms can prompt a reassessment of the initial custody order. This is to ensure the child’s welfare remains top priority. A...