Military service members, no matter which branch they belong to, sometimes get the short end of the stick when it comes to certain family law issues. Existing child custody arrangements, for example, are not always taken into account when parents are given new duty...
Month: August 2020
5 common signs of divorce
When couples get married, they don’t expect their relationship to ever fall apart someday. You might believe that everything is fine, but then your spouse suddenly files for divorce. Being blindsided can make the experience even more shocking than anything else....
Are restricted stock units community or separate property?
As many married couples are already aware, Washington is a community property state. This means that all assets acquired during a marriage are typically subject to division should a couple choose to divorce, unless specified otherwise within a prenuptial agreement....
Why should I choose collaborative divorce?
When most people think about divorce, they picture the dramatized battles shown on television or in movies. They expect extended, stressful court visits and fights with their spouse over assets. While some divorces might follow this pattern, not all of them do, and...
Steps to take after deciding to get a divorce
When the decision to end a marriage is made, there are several things Washington residents may want to do to protect themselves. While an amicable divorce is often possible, there is no harm in being prepared for the “what-if” scenarios. Here are some crucial steps to...
Can my ex move our kids out of state?
Sharing child custody with an ex can be a challenging situation to navigate. You may not always agree on what is best for your kids, particularly when it comes to who they will live with and where they will live. Even after custody terms have finally been agreed upon,...