As two parents in Washington work to end their marriage, they will be asked to create a parenting plan . That plan will be the guide by which the individuals will co-parent their shared children and the agreement that binds them to provide specific support and care. ...
Read MoreMost divorcing couples in the state of Washington do not have significant assets apart from their house, joint savings and retirement accounts, and ...
View MoreWhen a couple with minor children seek a divorce in Washington state, one of their earliest questions concerns child support. Who will pay? How much? ...
View MoreIt is not a secret that money stress is often at the top of any list of reasons for the demise of marriages. Many unhappy couples believe they could ...
View MoreMany divorcing couples in Washington wonder about many subjects, but most often, the subject of spousal maintenance or alimony generates the most ...
View MoreAt the time of your child's birth, you likely already felt your protective instincts kick in. You knew that you would do your best to protect him or ...
View MoreCourts in Washington are required to make many decisions involving the future welfare of children whose parents are no longer, or never were, married. ...
View MorePrenuptial agreements have become more frequent in the last twenty years, and many engaged couples wonder if such agreements are enforceable in ...
View MoreThere are times in which Washington couples may find themselves in a situation where they want to formally end their relationship, but a divorce is ...
View MoreFor most Vancouver couples who decide to end their marriages, the divorce process can be stressful and emotionally painful. One method for reducing ...
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