If you are in the midst of a divorce in Washington, you know that the negotiations can be complex. A certified divorce financial analyst might be key to resolving difficulties about your settlement. What does a CDFA do? Most people probably haven't encountered the...
Temporary orders in a divorce
Washington divorces typically take some time to resolve. If the case is contested, it can take over a year before you get a court date and the judge issues a decision. In the meantime, you can apply for a temporary order when there is a part of the case that cannot...
Preparing for a divorce while deployed in the military
Sometimes a deployment comes while a marriage is already breaking apart, or circumstances during the deployment may lead to a divorce. For service members in Washington, there are ways to move forward with your divorce while you are deployed. You may make the final...
Mistakes to avoid when divorcing over 50
Ending a relationship with someone you've been with for years is always a difficult thing to deal with. However, if you are over 50 years old and looking to get a divorce, there are a few additional issues that may arise. Here are some mistakes you want to avoid...
What financial considerations does a divorce bring?
Divorce leads many to make careful considerations, especially ones related to finances. A divorce settlement in Washington frequently involves a division of assets and, possibly, decisions regarding spousal and child support. The aftermath may come with new financial...
Does it matter who files for divorce first?
Some spouses in Washington are unhappy in their marriage but hesitant to file for divorce because they are unaware of how to proceed. However, some benefits come with being the first to file the divorce. Here are some benefits. Control and timing If you are the first...
Parenting plans: A vital part of any military divorce
In the military, there may always be times when you'll be away. Since you and your spouse are part of the military, you know that following your divorce, you'll have to make special arrangements for your children. If one or both of you is deployed, there is no option...
Is uncontested divorce a good fit for your military marriage?
Ending your military marriage is rarely an easy process, even when you and your spouse want to make it as streamlined and simple as possible. The structure of life within the military and the insular nature of the community often cause complications that many civilian...
Helping your child navigate the changes divorce brings
Children enjoy stability and thrive in it. When they find out that their parents are getting a divorce, their lives are often sent into a tailspin. They need to be able to find their footing as soon as possible. As a divorcing parent, you must think about what your...
Important points to include in your parenting agreement
Washington couples don't have to go to court to finalize their child custody agreements and parenting plans. In fact, most can be completed outside of court once both parents see eye to eye. All that's required is for a family court judge to approve of the agreement...
