Many of our clients have never before been through the process of filing for divorce, arranging child custody, or resolving property disputes in the Seattle area – and even those who have been through the divorce process before soon discover that every divorce case is different. We have created this index of legal articles to help our clients and potential clients better understand the Bellevue, WA divorce process and the divorce, child custody, and domestic violence laws that are unique to Washington State. We hope that these clear, informative articles can help answer some of your basic questions and gain a better understanding of your case.
If you need more information about a legal subject, don't hesitate to contact us today for more information or to discuss your Seattle family law case.
If you need more information about a legal subject, don't hesitate to contact us today for more information or to discuss your Seattle family law case.
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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.
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Common Myths About Child Custody in Washington StateA Washington State child custody lawyer debunks myths that many people have regarding custody cases.
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Seattle Domestic Violence & Psychological Abuse Often Go Hand In HandMany victims of domestic violence and physical abuse are often victims of psychological abuse – an issue that can have serious and lasting effects.
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Bellevue Family Lawyer Discusses the Problem of Domestic Violence and Veterans Suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)Veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan are more likely to batter and abuse their families – especially if their mental health issues are not addressed.
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Who Gets the Car, the Jewelry, the Art – The Issues Surrounding Asset Division in Washington DivorceA Bellevue WA divorce lawyer discusses the division of property, community property, equitable distribution, and settling outside of court.
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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?
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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.
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Four Unique Issues that May Arise During Interfaith Divorce in Washington StateJust as interfaith marriages come with distinctive issues and conflicts, interfaith divorces also result in unique dilemmas not faced by couples that share a religion.
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Abusive Litigation & Retaliatory Lawsuits in Washington State Domestic Violence CasesSome Washington State domestic violence survivors may also become victims of abusive litigation and retaliatory lawsuits filed by their exes.
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Understanding Spiritual Custody: Deciding Religious Upbringing After DivorceChild custody can be made even more complex if the divorcing parents have different wishes when it comes to their kids’ religious or spiritual upbringing.
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Building an Emergency Fund Before Your Washington DivorceA Bellevue divorce attorney discusses the importance of having an emergency fund separate from your spouse – for both men and women in Washington State.
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Navigation Washington Divorce… Involving an Infant or Young ChildA Seattle divorce lawyer reviews four key points to consider if you are thinking of getting a Washington divorce while raising a baby or infant.
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What You Need to Know About Paternity AcknowledgementsA Seattle family lawyer answers common questions and concerns regarding establishing paternity by signing a paternity acknowledgement in Washington.
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Discernment Counseling: A New Kind of Couples Counseling that Doesn’t Count Out DivorceA Bellevue divorce attorney discusses a new type of marriage counseling, discernment counseling, aimed at couples who are considering the option of divorce.
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Seattle Domestic Violence Lawyer: Can Abusers Change?A Seattle domestic violence lawyer discusses whether or not domestic abusers can change with the help of therapy, addiction counseling, and self-awareness.
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Understanding Washington Custody Considerations for Very Young Children & InfantsA Bellevue child support lawyer discusses the special considerations needed when deciding the physical custody of an infant in Washington State.
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Bellevue Child Support Lawyer: The Importance of DocumentationA Bellevue child support lawyer talks about the importance of documentation when going through the Washington State child custody process.
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Why Doesn’t Love Stay? Three Long-Term Predictors of Divorce, According to ResearchersA Seattle divorce attorney discusses two recent studies that examined the long-term predictors of divorce and how life satisfaction can play a roll in break-ups.
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Seattle Child Custody Lawyer: Should Your Child Decide Custody?A Seattle child custody lawyer discusses whether or not you child should be involved in a conversation about his or her custody and visitation schedule.
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Seattle Divorce Attorney: 5 Reasons to Consider a Prenuptial AgreementA Seattle divorce attorney discusses five different reasons that you may want a Washington State prenuptial agreement – other than wealth.