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When many picture a divorce, the conventional image of a courtroom battle often springs to mind. However, many divorcing couples are now looking to avoid the erratic and often problematic court process of a contested divorce, opting for an uncontested divorce. By...
Some people choose to leave a marriage not due to infidelity or growing apart over the years but because of physical violence. Domestic violence may harm one individual or may affect every family member. An individual who is seeking to leave a violent and volatile...
Setting clear priorities before filing for divorce is essential for individuals who are hoping to navigate the process effectively and achieve a fair and favorable outcome. As Washington is a community property state, it is especially important for each spouse to...
For much of the nation, divorce rates are down – except among the “50 and over” crowd. So-called “grey divorces,” which occur between older couples in long-standing marriages, are actually on the rise. If you find yourself contemplating divorce right when you thought...
There’s a lot that’s discussed by spouses during the divorce process. You may feel overwhelmed and confused once the divorce process has settled. While you may think everything will be done and over once the divorce process has settled, there are still a few loose...
While the divorce process is certainly tough, it does not have to be a protracted winner-takes-all battle. These days, more and more couples are opting for alternatives to litigation. One such alternative is collaborative divorce. Done rights, collaborative divorce...
If you and your child’s other parent are going your separate ways, you are likely both concerned about being able to maintain – and possibly even strengthen – the bonds that each of you has with your child as you navigate this major family transition. One approach...
There’s a higher chance that a couple will get divorced if one of them is in the military. This is just a career path that experiences high-divorce odds every year. That certainly doesn’t mean that a military marriage will inevitably end in divorce or anything of this...
Washington State is a community property state, meaning that marital property is divided equally between spouses in the event of a divorce or separation. To understand Washington's property division laws, it is essential to have a basic understanding of what...
Co-parenting is always a unique and, often, complicated experience. In many ways, you can distance yourself from the difficulties that affected your marriage. This distance may allow you to give your children more personalized attention and may allow your parenting...
