Winter break should be a happy time for families. But for parents who live apart, holiday visits can be hard to plan. Travel, schedule changes and family events can cause stress. A clear plan and open talks can help both parents enjoy the holidays with their kids....
Month: October 2026
How are stock options and RSUs divided in a Washington divorce?
Stock options and restricted stock units (RSUs) from an employer can make up a large share of a family’s wealth, whether the awards belong to you or to your spouse. Many people assume shares that have not vested yet are off the table in a divorce. In Washington, that...
How to protect inherited assets during a Washington divorce
An inheritance often reflects a family member's hard work and careful planning. When a marriage ends, many people fear losing those assets. That fear is valid. Washington law gives inherited property a specific legal status. But that status is not guaranteed. It...
What is the 20/20/20 rule in a military divorce?
Divorce can raise difficult questions when you have built your life around your spouse’s military career. You may wonder whether ending your marriage also means losing access to benefits you have relied on for years. Fortunately, certain federal rules can help some...

