The dissolution of marriage in the state of Washington can be an overwhelming experience, but an uncontested divorce is faster and less expensive than traditional litigation.If you and your spouse are considering options, a divorce in which you can agree on major...
Month: March 2019
How cryptocurrencies are affecting the divorce process
Cryptocurrencies are starting to play a role in more divorces throughout Washington and the rest of America. Family law attorneys are taking the time to get more familiar with how crypto could factor into the divorce process. Not too long ago, there would be very...
Losing interest in your partner and filing for divorce
Sometimes, people file for divorce due to unexpected and very challenging problems they face, such as an affair or very serious allegations that completely change their perspective of their spouse. However, people may also file for divorce for relatively mundane...
Claiming dependents after divorce
Washington parents who are divorced or separated should take care when claiming their children as dependents on tax returns. Complications can arise if both parents claim the kids as dependents. Claiming children as dependents means that parents will be able to claim...
Lump-sum payment ordered on reality TV star’s divorce
It may be easy for many in Federal Way to view alimony as a form of punitive action. After all, it is paid by the spouse viewed as being more economically well off, which may make it seems as though they are having to compensate for their ex-spouse's lack of...
Dealing with custody issues as a young parent
Whenever parents split up, dealing with child custody can be especially tough. In fact, this is often one of the most emotional and draining aspects of divorce. After all, a child's future is at stake and a parent's ability to maintain a relationship with their child...
How does the new tax law affect alimony payments?
Many people with high-paying jobs, such as those in the technology sector, must think about the financial consequences of divorce.For example, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reverses existing legislation concerning alimony payments. If you are about to end your...
Texting helps parents and children connect after divorce
Many people in Washington criticize the way children interact with phones, tablets and other electronic devices, particularly when it comes to social media. There have been many reports about cyberbullying and other inappropriate online behavior. However, these...
Protecting a business in a divorce
In Washington, people typically marry because they believe their relationships will last for a lifetime. Even though these engaged couples have noble intentions, they may want to take extra steps to protect special assets, such as businesses. Emotions often run high...