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- Seattle Divorce Lawyer: Heidi Klum & Seal “Grew Apart” Before Divorce
- February: Divorce Is In The Air
- Seattle Divorce Attorney: No Prenuptial Agreement in Kobe Bryant Divorce
- When it Comes to Divorce Proceedings, Guilt May Be a Good Thing
- Taking Charge of Your Personal Story Can Help You Heal from Divorce
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- Seattle Divorce Lawyer: What You Need to Know About Prenuptial Agreements
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Seattle Family Law Blog: Divorce, Child Custody, Domestic Violence & Mediation
This Seattle divorce and family law blog is updated several times a month to keep our clients and potential clients up-to-date on the lastest developments, news stories, and information related to our practice areas: Seattle divorce, Seattle child custody, Seattle divorce mediation, and Seattle domestic violence. These short, informative, and easy-to-understand blog entries strive to keep our readers knowledgeable about Washington State divorce law and their own cases.Divorce and Property
Seattle Divorce Lawyer: Heidi Klum & Seal “Grew Apart” Before Divorce
Seattle divorce lawyer Molly Kenny discusses the recent divorce announcement between pop star Seal and supermodel Heidi Klum.February: Divorce Is In The Air
February is often associated with flowers and chocolates, but it is also the month in which the most divorces are filed. Molly Kenny provides insight and tips for coping with divorce in her radio interview on KVI AM 570.Seattle Divorce Attorney: No Prenuptial Agreement in Kobe Bryant Divorce
Seattle divorce attorney Molly Kenny discusses the recent separation and divorce of basketball star Kobe Bryant and wife of ten years Vanessa Bryant.When it Comes to Divorce Proceedings, Guilt May Be a Good Thing
A new study has found that feelings of guilt increase cooperation during divorce, while feelings of shame decrease cooperation during divorce.Taking Charge of Your Personal Story Can Help You Heal from Divorce
Storytelling, journaling, and personal narratives may be an effective way of helping newly divorced men and women gain agency and heal after a breakup.Study: Borrowing Some Eastern Philosophies Could Lower Divorce Rate
A new divorce study examined how Western marriage and divorce philosophies compared to marriage and divorce views in Chinese couples.Could Divorce Be as Deadly as Smoking?
A review of over 30 divorce studies has found that divorce can increase your risk of dying early in the same way that smoking or drinking heavily can.Three Ways Facebook Use Can Lead to Divorce
Learn about the three ways that using the social networking site Facebook can damage your marriage or cause divorce – from a Seattle family lawyer.Four Financial Tips for Women Facing Divorce
Andrea Travillian, founder of personal finance education company, Smart Step, Inc., provides four suggestions for women contemplating or facing divorce.Study: Risk of Death Higher In Divorcees
A new study titled "Divorce and Death" has found that the risk of dying is 23 percent higher among divorcees than their married counterparts.Young Couples Avoiding Marriage to Avoid Divorce?
A new study has found that many people in all socio-economic classes worry that marrying their partner will lead to the troubles of divorce.Divorce and Longevity: A New Study Sheds Light on Divorce & Health
A study regarding divorce and longevity found that while there is a correlation between divorce and shorter lifespan, there is no proof of causation.Divorce Trauma Could Make You More Resilient
A new study has found that those who have experienced a moderate trauma, such as a divorce or a serious illness, are better able at coping during hard times.Study: Marriage Rates Are at an All Time Low in America
New statistics show that only 51 percent of Americans are currently married, while a slight minority identifies as singled, divorced, or cohabitating.Top Ten Divorce Study Findings for 2011
This year researchers across the country made several interesting discoveries about marriage, divorce, and child custody. Read about the top 10 for 2011.Think Tank Reveals Gay Divorce Statistics & Same Sex Marriage Facts
New research has revealed a number of interesting statistics about gay marriage and civil unions, including the current divorce rate for same-sex couples.U.S. Census Study: First Divorce Rate Linked To Education & Race
A new study that looks at the relationship between divorce, race, and education based its findings on the 2010 United States Census.One Out Of Three Divorced Women Had Doubts On Wedding Day?
A new survey has revealed that as many as one out of three divorced women had doubts about the success of their marriage on their wedding day.Seattle Report: Spouse Abandonment & Divorce After Cancer Diagnosis
A Seattle study has found that men are six times more likely than women to leave their spouse after a diagnosis of cancer or another serious illness.The Recession Means More Couples Are Turning to Divorce Mediation
Because couples can save money, more and more divorcing spouses in Washington State are turning to divorce mediation during the recent recession.Group Proposes New Law Requiring Yearlong Waiting Period Before Divorce
The Institute for American Values has proposed the Second Chances Act, which would require most couples to wait a year before being granted a divorce.Seattle Mariners Minority Owner Affected by Washington State Divorce
Microsoft millionaire and Seattle Mariners minority owner Chris Larson is struggling with financial issues and a reportedly acrimonious divorce.One in Ten Divorcing Couples With Kids Consider Reconciliation
A new survey of divorcing couples with children has found that a significant percentage still wish to reconcile even during the end stages of divorce.Cohabitation Could Actually Be Lowering Divorce Rates
A new report has found that cohabitation may be one reason that national divorce rates have fallen as many unstable couples break up before marrying.Want a Graph of Divorce Rates? Look at a Graph of the National Economy
Recent research shows that the trend continues: couples feel more marital stress during hard economic times and get divorced when the economy improves.Free Book
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- Heidi Klum and Seal Announce Divorce After Seven Years of Marriage...Posted on 2/17/2012
- Kobe Bryant & Wife Vanessa Divorce after Ten Years of Marriage...Posted on 2/1/2012
- Study: Parental Conflict, Not Divorce, Can Harm Children...Posted on 1/28/2012
- UK Study: Facebook a Factor in One Out of Three Divorces...Posted on 1/20/2012
- Vanessa Bryant To Get Three Mansions in Divorce...Posted on 1/20/2012