Our Bellevue divorce and family law blog is updated several times a month to keep our clients and potential clients up-to-date on the latest developments, news stories, and information related to our practice areas: divorce, child custody, divorce mediation, and domestic violence in the greater Seattle area. These short, informative, and easy-to-understand blog entries strive to keep our readers knowledgeable about Washington State divorce law and their own cases. If you have questions about your family law case, please contact our Seattle family law attorneys. Molly Kenny, Monica Rands-Preuss, and our law firm staff are here to help.
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Determining Spousal Maintenance in Washington State - Can I Calculate Alimony Payments?Heres how alimony is determined in Washington State, if it can be calculated, factors considered by the court, and the types of payment amounts and durations.
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How Divorced Fathers Can Stay Connected With Their Kids This SummerSummer can be tough for dads who don’t have full custody of their kids. Here, learn how to stay connected with your children after your divorce.
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When to Use an Online Divorce Website, and When You Need a LawyerWebsites promising fast, cheap divorces are popping up online. Here, learn if they’re worth your time and if divorce is possible without a lawyer.
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Four Conversations to Have Before Getting MarriedIf you’re getting married, there are topics to discuss with your partner before you tie the knot. Here, learn how to help make your future relationship a success.
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Should I wait to divorce until the kids are older and on their own?When you have children, the decision to divorce is never easy. Here are some good guidelines to help you know when it’s right for your family.
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How a Trump Presidency Could Affect Gay Marriage in the State of WashingtonWith a Republican president, a conservative VP, and a strongly right-wing Congress, same-sex marriage rights in the state of Washington could be at risk.
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The Jolie-Pitt Divorce: The Facts Can Help You Understand Child Custody in Your Washington DivorceBrad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Pitt are filing for divorce. Here, learn the facts about the case and how can it help you understand your child custody situation.
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Divorce Myth #9: The Other Spouse Has to Agree to Get DivorcedEven if your spouse refuses to agree to a divorce, if you file the petition for divorce, Washington courts will grant it. For divorce help, call 425-460-0550.
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Why do so many people choose to get divorced in Lincoln County, WA?Many people get divorced in Lincoln County, but divorce is just as straightforward in other Washington counties. Seek counsel prior to filing: 425-460-0550.
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Divorce Myth #8: Whoever Files for Divorce First Has the AdvantageThere is no legal advantage to filing for divorce before your spouse. Make sure you are prepared to go through the divorce process. Call 425-460-0550 for help.
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How to Help Kids Through Divorce: Important Tips for Washington ParentsKnowing how to help kids through divorce can make the transition far easier. For legal help in Washington, call Molly B. Kenny: 425-460-0550.
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Divorce Myth #6: Whoever Earned the Most Money Gets to Keep Everything We Bought With ItEven if one spouse is the only one earning an income, the marital property is equally divided between both during divorce. Call 425-460-0550 for divorce help.
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Change Passwords If You Are Getting a DivorceIf you are going through a divorce, be sure to change passwords to all of your accounts so your soon-to-be ex cannot gain access to your information.
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Divorce Myth #5: If I Hire an Attorney It Will Just Make Things Worse, We Can Work This Our On Our OwnAttorneys can be good buffers for heated divorces and advocates in high-value property divisions. Call Molly B. Kenny for divorce help: 425-460-0550.
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Divorce Myth #4: If We Go to Mediation We Have to Sit In the Same RoomMediation can de-escalate a contentious divorce. And you don't have to be in the same room. Let us represent you during your mediation. Call 425-460-0550.
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Divorce Myth #3: My Child Can Decide at Age 12, 14, or 16 Where They Want To LiveIn Washington, children may have their opinion heard regarding where they want to live, but the court has the final say. For custody help, call 425-460-0550.
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Can you reverse a divorce in Washington?If you and your ex reconciled, you will likely need to remarry as reversing a divorce is not often an option in Washington. For legal help: 425-460-0550.
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U.S. News & World Report Gives 4 Tips on Paying for College after Divorce – Here is 1 MoreCollege is stressful, but paying for college after divorce might be more so. Here are some tips to help. For divorce help: 425-460-0550.
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Weird News: Husband Divorced Wife in Secret to Protect His Assets – Is it Legal?Can a husband divorce his wife in secret? He can try, but chances are, it will not work, as Gabriel Villa found out. For divorce help: 425-460-0550.
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Divorce Myth #1: If I Move Out of the House, I Give Up My Rights to ItYour house is usually marital property and therefore you have equal rights to it as your ex-spouse, even if you move out. For divorce help, call 425-460-0550.