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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How Does Working Affect Alimony in Washington State?How will working affect alimony? As long as your work paycheck doesn’t take care of all your needs, you’ll get alimony. Molly B. Kenny explains (425) 460-0550.
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Does Child Support Cover School Expenses?Does child support cover school expenses? Ones like music lessons or sports: no. Discuss these extra costs with lawyer Molly B. Kenny (425) 460-0550.
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In Fear of Losing Health Insurance After Divorce?If you are worried about losing your health insurance after divorce, here’s what you need to know about your options. You may keep coverage under COBRA.
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Fathers’ Rights in Child Custody CasesFathers’ rights in child custody cases are the same as mothers’ rights. In some cases, though, fathers may have to establish parentage of the child.
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There’s a Big Difference Between a Mediator and a Lawyer in a Divorce CaseWill you need a divorce mediator, a lawyer, or both? Find out how choosing the right advisors can save you time and money throughout the separation process.
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Rules for Smoking Too Much Weed Are Similar to Alcohol Abuse in WA Custody CasesHow will your ex’s weed smoking affect your Washington State custody case? Find out when a child’s exposure to pot during visitation is a cause for concern.
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Acknowledgment of Paternity Makes a Big Difference in Washington State Child Support CasesWondering what an acknowledgment of paternity will do for your custody case? Find out how paternity questions can affect your divorce and child support options.
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Undocumented Immigrants Don’t Have to Suffer Domestic Abuse From SpousesAre you an undocumented immigrant and suffering abuse from your husband? Find out how to get safely away from an abusive marriage and stay in the U.S.
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A Guide to Paying Taxes on Non-Capital-Gain Assets in a DivorceYou’ll have to pay capital gains taxes for selling some of your shared assets, but what about stocks? Find out which taxes you’ll have to pay in a divorce.
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Which Spouse Should Get the Vacation House in a WA Divorce Settlement?Are you and your spouse fighting over who gets the vacation house in your divorce? Find out which division of property is the smartest solution for you.
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Will a Mediated Divorce Work for You? Find Out Which Couples Benefit From MediationNot sure which couples should try to divorce by mediation? Find out if this method of separation is good for you and your spouse, or if you should go to court.
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Students and Stay-at-Home Parents Still Have to Pay Child Support in WAAre you a student who is also the parent of a non-custodial child? Learn when the courts may decide that you have to pay child support in Washington.
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Reasons to Resolve Matters Using Mediation
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Alternatives Paths to Dispute Resolution – Getting StartedGeneral Classification of Dispute Resolution Alternatives
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A Guide to the Award of Spousal Maintenance in Washington State by Stephen M. GaddisUnderstanding Spousal Maintenance
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Benefits of Private Arbitration by Stephen M. GaddisConsidering Arbitration?
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Children of Separation and Divorce by Stephen M. GaddisUnderstanding a Child's Behavior During and After a Separation or Divorce
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Healthy Communication Practices for Separating & Separated Parents by Stephen M. GaddisHealthy Communication Practices for Separating & Separated Parents
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Actions to Take Before—and After—You Leave an Abusive RelationshipPlanning to leave an abusive relationship? Find out what to do before leaving an abuser—and what you should do immediately after you’re safe.
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What Couples Should Know Before Dividing or Trading a 401k in a Divorce SettlementThere are many ways couples can divide a 401k, but not all of them allow both spouses to retain the same amount. How will your divorce affect your retirement?