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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What is a de facto parent?
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If I grew up with domestic violence, is my family more likely to experience abuse?
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What should I do if I see or hear a domestic dispute?
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Why Do So Many Celebrities Choose Divorce Mediation?
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What should I do if I believe my kids are at risk for a parental kidnapping or family abduction?
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How long before our wedding should we sign a prenuptial agreement?
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What Is The Difference Between Mediation and Collaborative Divorce?
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Is Verbal Abuse A Crime in Washington?
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When Will My Washington State Divorce Be Finalized?
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Can I delay my Washington divorce proceedings?
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What should I wear to court for my divorce?
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What Happens If My Washington Divorce Mediation Fails?
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Can We Be Legally Separated and Still Live in the Same House?
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How long does a divorce take in Washington State?
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Can my divorce be finalized before our marital house sells in Washington State?
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Should Unhappy Newlyweds Consider Divorce?
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Can Our Mediator Stop or Terminate My Divorce Mediation?
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Who Will Get The Family Car In My Washington State Divorce?
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Should I Keep Family Photographs After A Divorce?
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What Is Caucusing? Should we use it?