Making important decisions about your family's future can be difficult -- and learning about the legal avenues that can make those changes happen can also be hard. This page of Bellevue, WA, divorce frequently asked questions is here to help those who are learning about Seattle family law issues such as divorce, child custody, domestic violence, and divorce mediation.
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Is Washington a no-fault divorce state?
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What is a civil annulment, and how does it differ from a religious annulment?
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What forms do I need to fill out in a Washington divorce?
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Is legal separation required before a divorce?
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How much does probate cost?
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Do I need a lawyer to create a separation agreement in Washington?
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Is a community property agreement right for my estate plan?
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Where should I keep my will and other important documents?
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If I make a living trust, do I still need a will?
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Will a criminal record affect child custody and visitation rights in Washington?
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Do I need a restraining order as a part of my divorce?
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Should I get an attorney to help write my will?
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Do I need a lawyer to help me create my living will?
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What are the pros and cons of probate?
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Do personal representatives get paid to administer an estate?
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What should I do when I’ve been served divorce papers?
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How do I revoke a will in Washington?
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Can I write my own prenuptial agreement?
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How does a no-fault divorce impact the way property is divided?
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Do all assets go through probate in Washington?