You and your spouse aren’t fighting. There are no obvious signs of an affair or midlife crisis. However, you have the creeping suspicion that all is not well in your marriage. When you try to talk to your spouse about how they’re feeling, they deny that anything is...
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Find commonly hidden assets to get more out of divorce
Going through a divorce is tough enough without feeling that your spouse is hiding money or assets, but if you’ve found yourself in circumstances where they may be doing just that, then you need to work on locating those missing assets. It’s possible to find hidden...
Are your marital assets being converted into cryptocurrency?
An insidious problem that crops up in some divorces is one spouse secretly converting community property assets into hard-to-trace cryptocurrencies. While it is possible (albeit expensive) to trace these crypto transactions, one first has to know that they occurred....
Ensuring divorce litigation alternatives like mediation succeed
As you may know, litigation alternatives like mediation and collaborative law are available for divorcing Everett, Washington, residents. These alternatives, especially divorce mediation, appeal to many because they are generally: Faster More affordable Less...
Millennial marriage trends may increase the likelihood of divorce
There are lots of habits and factors that might play a role in the possibility of a couple going through a divorce after they’ve gotten married. Sometimes, there are financial issues that cause problems. Other times, people simply grow apart. One marriage trend that a...
A parenting evaluation can play a role in child custody matters
If you are getting a divorce as a parent, you may already know that Everett, Washington, courts make decisions that put your child’s best interests first. These courts have several tools to aid them in preserving the best interests of your child. One of these tools is...
3 ways to get past a child custody dispute
When you’re dealing with a custody dispute after you’ve divorced, there are a few different things you can do to resolve the problem. You have options like taking your ex-spouse back to court to modify custody or asking to hold them in contempt for withholding...
Has dissipation disadvantaged you in an upcoming divorce?
Unless you have a marital agreement, most of your property is subject to division in Washington state divorce proceedings. Community property laws ensure that each spouse can receive a fair share of the couple's assets regardless of who earned more during the...
Shielding your children from a contentious divorce
The divorce process is likely to take its toll on your emotions. At times, you may feel angry, upset, bitter and sad. This is only natural, but it is important that you are not overcome by negativity. There are many potential benefits to obtaining a divorce –...
Mediation is an ideal divorce tool for those who need privacy
No one wants to go through a divorce even if they want to end their marriage. There is a degree of social stigma that comes from divorce, the process itself is frequently quite stressful. It can take months to get a hearing in court, and spouses often have no promises...

