Family and Parenting

I’ll Get to it Later: Estate Planning Excuses That Don’t Hold Up
June 5, 2025
Estate planning is easy to delay, but waiting can lead to stress, confusion, and added expense. Learn from a Seattle estate planning lawyer why Washington residents of all ages and asset levels should consider creating or updating an estate plan now, not later.

The Top 7 Books to Read if You’re Divorcing an Asshole
May 1, 2025
Get book recommendations from a Seattle family law attorney experienced in high-conflict divorce if you're divorcing an asshole.

7 Behaviors Parents Should Look Out for in Children During Divorce
April 17, 2025
Hear from a Seattle family law attorney how and why children often act out during a divorce and what you can do about it.

Divorcing? Don’t Let It Ruin Summer Camp for Your Kids
April 10, 2025
Divorce can do many things, including ruin summer camp for your kids if you let it. A Seattle family lawyer explains how not to allow this.

High-Asset Divorce for Low- or Non-Earning Spouses
April 3, 2025
Learn from an experienced Seattle family law how you can navigate a high-asset divorce if you are the low- or non-earning spouse.

Fighting False Allegations in Divorce
March 6, 2025
Hear from a Seattle family law attorney about how to defend against false allegations in a Washington state divorce.

Who Pays for Summer Camp After Divorce?
February 27, 2025
Learn from an experienced Seattle family law attorney who pays for summer camp in Washington state after a divorce.

Grandparent Visitation in Family Law
February 6, 2025
A skilled and experienced Seattle divorce attorney discusses the ins and outs of grandparent visitation in family law matters.

10 Years of Changing Lives: Where We’ve Been and What’s Next
January 30, 2025
Today, we celebrate 10 years of changing lives for our Seattle family law, divorce, and estate planning clients and our team.

Understanding Residential Time and Parenting Plans
January 2, 2025
A Seattle parenting plans lawyer can help you draft a parenting plan to establish residential time for a peaceful co-parenting relationship.