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Divorce is already an emotional experience. However, it doesn’t need to be an expensive, drawn-out court battle. That’s why many couples are looking for alternatives to traditional litigation. One such option is the collaborative divorce. It can minimize conflict,...
If you are new to the child support process or you have lingering questions about your child support payments, this blog may be able to provide you with quick answers that can help ease your feelings of uncertainty. Which agency handles child support collections? The...
Going through a divorce is not easy, especially when children are involved. As a mother, balancing your emotional well-being with your child’s needs can feel overwhelming. Understanding how custody works and what courts consider when determining parenting arrangements...
A parenting evaluation, or child custody evaluation, is an assessment that a parent or court can request to determine the recommended custody arrangement that best fits a child’s interests. It involves the presence of a licensed psychologist, who will conduct...
Dividing property during divorce requires full financial transparency. However, not everyone follows the rules. Sometimes, one spouse attempts to conceal assets to avoid sharing them. If you suspect hidden assets, knowing what to look for can protect your financial...
Ending a marriage is never easy, and the thought of a long court fight can make the process even harder. Many people imagine divorce as endless hearings and stressful confrontations. The truth is, there are alternatives that can save you time, reduce tension and give...
Going through a divorce in Washington can be difficult. Aside from the emotional turmoil, you must also confront asset division. This process can be complicated, especially if you own intellectual property (IP). If you are an IP owner, understanding the state’s...
Involuntary termination of parental rights represents the most serious action courts can take in child welfare cases, permanently severing the legal relationship between parent and child. Washington courts only pursue this extreme measure when clear evidence shows...
Parents who share custody generally have to make certain compromises with one another. They have to give up some of their time with the children. They often need to cooperate when making major decisions about educational or medical matters. Ideally, parents work...
Relocation can become difficult if you are a co-parent who shares custody of your child. You may need to ask for the custody arrangement to be modified. For example, say that you and your ex live about 30 minutes apart. You exchange the children on a 3-2-2 schedule,...
