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...
Does post-traumatic stress lead to military divorces?
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a serious mental health condition that may be brought on by exposure to trauma. Whether your spouse experienced injuries while in the military or witnessed others in dangerous situations, they may develop this condition and need...
Marital property and divorce
Understanding the legal definition of your and your spouse’s property is paramount in an impending divorce case. A brief explanation below contains information about the distinction between the types of marital property. Marital property Marital property is a term...
Expensive taste in art? Here’s how to divide it in divorce
If you and your spouse have lived a wealthy lifestyle, then it’s possible that you have expensive artwork that you now need to divide during your divorce. The beauty of art is often in the eye of the beholder, but not having a specific appraisal on that work could...
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...
How are high-asset divorces different?
Divorce can be challenging for anyone to go through. It's particularly difficult when you're in the public eye, or everyone looks to you for answers all the time. Some factors make a high-asset divorce unique. There are considerations you'll want to weigh. Issues that...
Mental effect of divorce on children
While ending a marriage may be difficult for a Washington couple that is getting the divorce, it can be equally difficult for their children. Children that have to witness their parents splitting apart can experience a lot of emotional turmoil, regardless of their...
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...
Why do empty-nesters suddenly begin considering divorce?
Divorce rates make it clear that many people in their 50s and beyond start to consider divorce. This can come as a shock to friends and family members who have thought of them as a happy couple for decades. In many cases, this happens after the parents become “empty...
