There is a common misconception that only men hide or conceal assets during a divorce. However, as women are gaining more economic power in Washington and throughout the country, there is an opportunity for individuals of both genders to hide assets. It is not...
Month: August 2019
The top reasons women file for divorce
Washington readers may have heard that around half of all U.S. marriages end in divorce. However, they might not be aware that approximately 80% of all divorces are initiated by women. There are a few reasons why.According to experts, one of the most common reasons...
Signs you may be in an abusive marriage
Not all abuse is obvious like physical abuse. People who are in a marriage in Washington may feel like something is wrong in their relationship but not be able to pinpoint exactly what it is. The signs of an emotional or psychological abusive relationship are often...
7 financial documents to gather before your divorce
When you decided to marry your spouse, you probably thought more about love and commitment than you did building financial wealth. Still, if your marriage is coming to an end, you want to receive your fair share of community property. You may also want to pursue...
Switching schools when divorce means relocating
When two parents in Washington make the choice to get divorced, it is not unusual for one of them to move out of the home that was previously shared. Who decides to leave and why are factors that vary significantly depending on the length of the relationship,...
Couples must understand their finances before divorce
In Washington and across the United States, divorce can wreak havoc on a person's finances. The end of a marriage involves strong emotions, and a dispute sometimes ensues. Designing a sound settlement agreement can help couples cope after they get divorced. Otherwise,...
When a parent would endanger a child in custody cases
When some Washington parents divorce, one of them may have concerns about the safety of their children when they are with the other parent. When they have true fears that their children's other parent places them in danger, they should speak up and inform the court...
Back to school and custody considerations
It is a good idea for divorced parents to review their custody situation at regular intervals in Washington to accommodate changes. Before the kids return to school is a good time to decide if the current visitation schedule will still work or if it is time to redo...
Child custody hacks for traveling tech workers
Choosing to end a marriage may be one of the most difficult decisions you ever have to make. If you have kids, though, you are sure to confront a variety of challenges in your post-divorce family. Ensuring you provide for the best interests of your kids is...
Tips for keeping the costs of divorce from breaking the bank
One of the most stressful parts of divorce for many couples in Washington is the process of reorganizing their finances and negotiating an agreement about how shared assets will be split up. Often, even in the most amicable divorces, people will have to compromise and...