Whether you are getting ready to go through the marital dissolution process or already have, issues involving your children need to be addressed carefully. You want to do what is best for them, but you and your ex may not always agree on what that is. One issue that...
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Is intellectual property considered a marital asset in Washington?
Washington is a community property state, which means all assets acquired during a marriage are considered to be owned by both spouses. It doesn’t matter if those assets are tangible or intangible. However, it is usually the tangible assets such as the home, funds in...
How will your divorce affect your child’s college plans?
Whether your children are young or already in high school, your divorce agreement may involve many decisions about their future. You and your ex may have some challenges ironing out the parenting plans, holiday schedules and other custody matters. Ideally, neither of...
In a DIY world, why hire a divorce attorney?
There are certain projects the average person can complete satisfactorily on their own without consulting professionals, and there are others where the do-it-yourself mentality may not serve them well. A DIY divorce, for example, may not be in one’s best interests....
Choosing who you will be after your divorce
What's in a name? Your last name could represent many things. If you kept your maiden name when you got married, it could represent your family legacy or your professional reputation in the Federal Way and Seattle area. If you took your spouse's name, it could...
Are you and your ex-spouse suited for co-parenting?
Most parents who get divorced want to create the best possible future relationship for their children’s sake. Studies show conflict between divorced partners can be damaging to kids, while most thrive when their parents get along. However, for some former spouses,...
Can I relocate with my kids after divorce?
After you divorce is final, you may want a fresh start. You may want to move, to accept a better job in a new city or relocate closer to family members out of state who can help you care for your children. However, can you relocate after divorce if you have parenting...
How to help your children through your divorce
If you and your spouse decide to get divorced, you might be more concerned with how your kids will cope with it than how you yourself will. Seeing parents get divorced can be traumatizing for children and it’s important to take their thoughts and feelings seriously in...
What is considered community property in a divorce?
Many states follow the equitable distribution method for asset division when couples divorce. Washington, however, sets community property as the rule of law, which can be a bit confusing to some. What is and what is not considered community property? What qualifies...
When a parenting plan isn’t working, seek an adjustment
When you have children, post-divorce life can be a challenge to navigate. The parenting plan you set up as part of your dissolution agreement may be far from perfect, and time may only make it more difficult. When a parenting plan no longer fits your circumstances,...
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