Are You Getting Divorced in Seattle or Bellevue? Are you confused, concerned, need some help?
Divorce is one of the biggest crises you may face in your life. During this difficult time, it is important to have an experienced family law attorney to support and guide you through the divorce process. The attorneys at the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny are your advocates. They are experienced and ready to discuss your goals, formulate strategies, and arrive at the strongest settlement possible. 
Our Commitment to You:
If you are planning to divorce, your attorney at the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny will begin the process by simply listening. Our practice believes in building strong relationships with clients because while every divorce is difficult, no divorce case is the same. Before forming a legal strategy, we want to know your situation, your values, and your priorities. We handle our clients "one case at a time" with a commitment to detailed knowledge of your legal and financial situation and goals. You will be treated with respoect and never left in the dark about the details of your case. As education and commitment are our top priorities, you will be given a copy of every document that pertains to your case, and all phone calls and email will be returned or responded to promptly.
Divorce:
Washington is a "no fault" state, which means that a spouse filing for divorce does not have to prove that the other party did something wrong. According to Washington state law, the only ground for divorce is that one or both parties must believe that the marriage is irretrievably broken.
If you or your spouse currently live in Washington state, you can file for divorce in the state. Once the petition is filed with the court and served on the spouse, the parties must wait a minimum of 90 days before the divorce can be final.
The attorneys at the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny can lead you through all steps of the divorce process, from filing the petition and serving the other party to filing the final decree of dissolution. Additionally, your attorney will help you decide whether it's possible to handle your divorce without going to court. Often, if you and the otehr party are able to think realistically and act productively to achieve an out come that is best for you and your family, your divorce may be settled through mediation. This helps to significantly minimize the emotional and financial strain of divorce.
High Net Worth Divorces:
If your net worth is more than one million dollars, divorce can be extremely difficult and complicated.
Your lawyer will protect your interests by becoming extremely familiar with the details of your property, including:
- Houses
- Second homes and vacation property
- Other real estate investments
- Cars
- Boats
- Equestrian property
- Airplanes
- Art
- Collections
- Professional practice
- Closely held corporations
- Pensions
- 401-Ks
- Brokerage accounts
- Stock options
- Stock grants
- Savings
The attorneys at the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny have access to a team of Seattle-area financial professionals, including economists, financial planners, business evaluators, and CPAs, who are available to clarify complex financial arrangements and devise a clear strategy to arrive at a solid and equitable divorce agreement.
High Conflict or Contested Divorces:
If your divorce case involves any of the following:
- A complex financial situation
- Drug, alcohol or domestic abuse issues
- If the other party has hired a combative or aggressive lawyer
- If the other party has trouble letting go of unrealistic expectations
The attorneys at the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny are dedicated to guiding you through the divorce process with respect and dignity. For more information or to set up a consultation, please call the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny at (425) 296-8852 or fill out the online contact form.
The Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny is located in Bellevue and serves the Greater Seattle, Washington Area including:
King County: Seattle, Mercer Island, Bellevue, Issaquah, Redmond, Renton, Kirkland, Kenmore, Bothell, Kent, Tukwila. Snoqualmie Falls, North Bend. Snohomish County: Bothell, Everett, Mukilteo, Edmonds, Woodway, Brier, Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood, Mill Creek, Snohomish, Monroe.
Blog for Divorce and Property
- Who Will Get the Car in the Divorce? Ask These Questions.
- Four Things to Do with Family Photographs after Divorce
- Asking for a Divorce: Three Things to Avoid
- Four Long-term Complications of Grey Divorce
- Three More Tips for Women Returning to Work after a Divorce
- Valentine’s Day Begins “Divorce Season”
- After Divorce: When Are You Ready to Start Dating Again?
- What Should You Do With Your Wedding Ring After a Divorce?
- 10 Celebrity Divorces that Made Headlines in 2012
- What We Can Learn About Marriage & Divorce from the Petraeus Affair
- Name Change After Divorce: Document Checklist
- How to Change Your Name in a Washington State Divorce
- Being a Supportive Grandparent When Your Adult Child Divorces
- Getting Divorced? Request a Credit Report and Take These Actions
- Researchers Find Correlation Between Pre-Wedding Jitters and Divorce
- Forget the Pressure of a “Good Divorce” – Four Tips for a Better Divorce
- Dividing Property in Washington State: Determining the Value of an Asset
- 3 Examples of Abusive Litigation in Seattle Domestic Violence Cases
- Taking a Closer Look: Two Types of Religious Divorce
- Baby Boomer Divorce Rates Continue to Rise Across the Country
Library for Divorce and Property:
- Seattle Attorney: Awarding the Family Car During a Washington Divorce
A Bellevue family law attorney discusses how the court decided which spouse gets the family car in a Washington State divorce settlement. - Seattle Divorce Lawyer: Cleaning House after a Break-Up
After a divorce, you may be confused about what to do with mementos like family pictures, wedding rings, and souvenirs. Should you keep them or toss them? - The Best Way to Ask Your Spouse for a Divorce
A Seattle area divorce attorney discusses what you can do to prepare for asking your husband or wife for a divorce. - Why is Grey Divorce Gaining Popularity? Here Are Five Theories.
Grey divorce is still increasing in popularity across America. Find out five reasons why older couples are seeking divorces at higher rates. - How to Re-enter the Workforce after a Washington Divorce
A Bellevue divorce attorney discusses returning to work after a divorce and shares tips on how to successfully re-enter the workforce. - Why is Grey Divorce Gaining Popularity? Here Are Five Theories.
Grey divorce is still increasing in popularity across America. Find out five reasons why older couples are seeking divorces at higher rates. - Seattle Divorce Lawyer: Surviving Valentine’s Day After a Divorce
A Washington divorce lawyer suggests four ways that a recent divorcee can survive—and even enjoy—Valentine’s Day after splitting with their spouse. - Virtual Love: Seattle Divorce Attorney Shares Tips On Dating Online After Divorce
A Seattle family law attorney discusses online dating after divorce, including tips for beginners and warnings for those who are new to the scene. - Engagement Rings & Wedding Rings: What Happens After a Divorce or Broken Engagement?
A Seattle divorce attorney discusses what happens to wedding rings and engagement rings in the event of a Washington State divorce or breakup. - Seattle Divorce Lawyer: Before You Try to Divorce Without an Attorney…
Thinking about a do-it-yourself divorce in Washington State? Examine the benefits and drawbacks before bypassing a Seattle divorce attorney. - Seattle Divorce Attorney: How an Affair Can Affect the Divorce Process in Washington State
A Seattle divorce attorney discusses the affect of extramarital relationships on the legal aspects of divorce and Washington’s no-fault divorce laws - Washington Divorce Attorney: Navigating Facebook & Twitter After a Divorce
A Washington State divorce attorney discusses how you can use social media websites like Facebook and Twitter responsibly. - Building Confidence & Self-Esteem in the Wake of a Washington State Divorce
A Seattle divorce lawyer discusses several ways that both men and women can help get their confidence and self-esteem back after a Washington divorce. - Your Child’s Divorce: A Seattle Attorney Discusses What to Do, What to Avoid
A Seattle divorce attorney discusses how to best approach your children and grandchildren when your son or daughter announces a divorce. - Finding Financial Independence: Establishing Credit in the Wake of a Bellevue Divorce
A Bellevue divorce attorney explains the best way for newly single women to establish or build credit in the wake of a Washington divorce. - Protecting Your Credit Score During Divorce
Attorney Molly Kenny outlines four simple steps for protecting your credit during your divorce. - A Bellevue Family Law Attorney Explores the Idea of a “Good Divorce”
Do “good divorces” really exist, and if so, how can you have one? A Bellevue divorce attorney explores the existence – and the elements – of a good divorce. - Who Gets the Car, the Jewelry, the Art – The Issues Surrounding Asset Division in Washington Divorce
A Bellevue WA divorce lawyer discusses the division of property, community property, equitable distribution, and settling outside of court. - Should You Divorce a Spouse Who Is Addicted to Drugs or Alcohol?
When dealing with a spouse who is dependent on illegal drugs or alcohol, when should you stay and help, and when should you file for a Washington divorce? - Handling a Second Divorce: What Legal Issues Will I Face This Time?
A second divorce can be more complex than a first divorce when it comes to assets, property, child custody, and other end-of-relationship issues.
Frequent Questions for Divorce and Property:
- Who will get the family car in my Washington State divorce?
- Should I keep family photographs after a divorce?
- How Do I Ask My Spouse for a Divorce?
- How is property divided in a Washington State divorce?
- Can I Complete the Divorce Process Without an Attorney in Washington State?
- If I Had an Affair, Will My Infidelity Affect My Divorce or Divorce Settlement?
- How Can I Help My Adult Child Through a Divorce?
- Can a Washington divorce harm my credit score?
- How is pet custody determined in Washington State?
- Is there such a thing as a “good divorce”?
- What Is Considered a Property or Asset During a Washington Divorce?
- Do I need to get a religious divorce in addition to my legal divorce?
- What are the special considerations associated with an interfaith divorce?
- Should we delay divorce to pay off our debts?
- Should we delay divorce for the sake of our children?
- What Is Discernment Counseling?
- What Is Alimony and Will I Get It?
- Should I Change My Last Name After My Washington State Divorce?
- Should I Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?
- Do I Need a Prenuptial Agreement?
