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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Man Continues To Harass While In Jail For Domestic Violence A man in prison for threatening an ex with a gun allegedly continued to threaten the woman regarding her testimony through phone calls and third parties. -
Comedian Faizon Love Arrested For Domestic Violence In Seattle Actor and comedian Faizon Love was arrested in Seattle for domestic violence this weekend. The man, who posted bail Saturday, was in town on a comedy tour. -
University Of WA President Weds Former Student After Divorce The new president of the University of Washington recently married his second wife and switched careers after divorcing his first wife last year. -
New University Of Washington President Discusses Recent Divorce The new University of Washington president shares his thoughts about deciding on divorce and getting a fresh start in life in Seattle. -
Walla Walla Woman Charged After Fleeing Country With Children A Walla Walla, Washington, doctor has been charged with custodial interference after allegedly taking her two out of the country during a child custody dispute. -
Study: Gray Divorce Can Be More Emotionally Challenging As silver divorces and late-life divorces become more common, researchers are discovering that older divorcing couples face special issues such as loneliness. -
The Effect Of The Recession On Marriage And Divorce A new study has found that the recession affected the majority of marriages in the United States, but that low-income families fared the worst. -
Experts: Women Face Tough Challenges After Divorce A number of studies have found that the first few years after a divorce can be extremely tough - especially for women. Learn about these common challenges. -
Murdered Tacoma Woman Was Denied Protection Order In October A Tacoma woman attempted and failed to get a domestic violence protection order in Washington State in October. In December, her ex-boyfriend stabbed her to death. -
Myth: Super Bowl Sunday Leads To Violence Against Women Many people have heard the false factoid that the NFL Super Bowl Sunday is the one day of the year with the most instances of domestic violence and domestic abuse. -
Children Of Divorce Pay More For College Education A new study discussed in this week's Washington Post has found that the children of divorced parents get significantly less financial support for college. -
More Divorcing Couples Turning To Mediation During Recession Many couples are putting divorce off as families struggle with economic troubles, others are turning to the less expensive and more private divorce mediation. -
Divorce Rates Drop, But Marriage Rates Are Dropping, Too Researchers have discovered an increasing trend - a dropping rate of both marriages and divorces. Learn about the trends we are seeing in divorce and marriage. -
Study: Bad Economy And Job Loss Exacerbates Domestic Violence A new study has found that a bad economy and a poor job market can make those prone to domestic violence and abuse more likely to abuse their intimate partner. -
Study: Marital Discord Is Bad For Your Health A good marriage can lengthen your life - but a marriage filled with stress and strife can lead to depression, health risks, and a shorter life span. -
Miscarriages And Stillbirth Can Increase Chances Of Divorce A new study shows that heartache over a lost child can increase the chances of divorce - especially if the couple has not been together long or suffers from other issues. -
Judges Discuss International Family Relocation In Washington An estimated 50 judges from around the world gathered last weekend to discuss how child custody and international family relocations should be handled. -
Seattle Church Couples Counseling Leads To Domestic Violence A man fatally shot his ex-wife during a divorce counseling session in a church outside of Seattle. The man turned himself into police after the brutal act. -
Living Together Before Marriage Doesn’t Lead To Divorce In Seattle Does living together before you marry lower your chances of future divorce? A new study looks at the impact of living together before you tie the knot. -
Former Student-Teacher Romance Leads To Domestic Violence A Seattle man has been charged with extortion with a domestic violence enhancement after threatening his ex-girlfriend with accusations of past molestation.