When it comes to divorce, child custody, and domestic violence, you are not alone – far from it. Stories of ending marriages, custody battles, and abused love are in the news every day, both on a national level and right here in the greater Seattle area. We can learn a lot from these current events stories, both about Washington law and others who may share similar experiences with you. Below, please read our collection of Bellevue, WA, legal news stories.
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New Study Links Children of Divorce & Cigarette SmokingAccording to a new study, the children of parents who are divorced or separated are significantly more likely to smoke cigarettes.
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Divorce Rate for Couples over 50 Doubles in Two DecadesLearn more here from a Seattle divorce attorney about "grey divorce," and call Molly B. Kenny for help with your divorce needs.
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Swedish Scientists Research “Divorce Gene”Researchers say they have discovered a gene related to oxytocin receptors that is associated with women who are more likely to divorce or separate.
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Report: Disabled Parents Struggle for Child Custody RightsA new report published by the National Council on Disability has found that disabled parents are often discriminated against in child custody cases.
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Study: Differing Alcohol Drinking Habits Increase Divorce RiskA new Norwegian study has found that couples who have significantly different drinking habits are more likely to divorce.
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After Same Sex Marriage Vote, Divorce Certificates ChangeOn December 6, Washington State will change its marriage and divorce certificates from saying “husband” and “wife” to saying “Spouse A” and “Spouse B.”
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Ashlee & Jessica Simpson’s Parents File for DivorceParents of pop sensations Ashlee and Jessica Simpson file for divorce after 34 years and amid a swirl of unsubstantiated rumors about extramarital affairs.
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Senior Divorce Can Be Difficult for Adult ChildrenAs more older couples are seeking divorce after decades of marriage, many adult children find themselves overwhelmed by caring for two aging parents separately.
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Why “Gray Divorce” Rates Continue to RiseDanny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are divorcing after 30 years of marriage, shining the spotlight on senior divorces and so-called “gray divorce.” Learn more.
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Divorce Rates Compared in Washington’s Biggest CitiesThe U.S. Census Bureau has released recent Washington State divorce statistics, including the divorce rates of the state’s 14 largest cities.
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Study: Gay Men & Bisexual Women More Likely to Be Abused by PartnerA recently published study has found that the incidence of domestic violence is greater for bisexual women in relationships with men and gay men.
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Researchers: Technology Can Harm or Hurt Co-Parenting EffortsA new study about co-parenting has found that technology can be either helpful or harmful depending on whether the parents are cooperative or hostile.
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Divorce Study: Ex-Spouses Get Along Best When Focus Remains On KidsA new study has found that ex-spouses are able to communicate better and move on from conflicts if they focus on co-parenting instead of the past.
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Co-Parenting Study Compares Three Child Custody ScenariosA study regarding child custody and co-parenting outcomes teaches us about how to share legal and physical custody of a child in the best way possible.
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Genes May Help Determine How Children Respond to DivorceA new Dutch study has found that children with certain dopamine genes may be more likely to have aggression and behavioral problems after a divorce.
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King County Court Divides Art Collection in Larson Calhoun DivorceSeattle power couple Christopher Larson and Julia Calhoun struggled to split their $102 million art collection after their King County divorce earlier this year.
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Federal Way Man Charged After Alleged Domestic Violence MurderA Federal Way man was allegedly taking meth and marijuana when he stabbed his girlfriend to death during a Washington State domestic dispute.
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Study: Poverty & Substance Abuse Cause Divorce in Low-Income CouplesA new study has found that a lack of values doesn’t cause many low-income divorces. Instead, money worries and drug & alcohol addiction cause marital issues.
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Divorce Rate Similar for Military Families & CiviliansA new study has found that the divorce rate of military families affected by the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are no higher than civilian divorce rates.
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Divorce Study: Possibility of Divorce Keeps Women WorkingA new study conducted by economists has found that women in the U.S. work longer hours to ensure they will be financially secure in the event of a divorce.