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How to Prepare for Court in Divorce and Parenting Plan Cases

How to Prepare for Court in Divorce and Parenting Plan Cases

July 9, 2025

If your divorce or parenting case is headed to trial, preparation matters. Here's how to work with your Seattle family law attorney.

High-Asset Divorce for Low- or Non-Earning Spouses

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.

Who Pays for Summer Camp After 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.

Spousal Maintenance Laws and Considerations

Spousal Maintenance Laws and Considerations

February 20, 2025

Learn from an experienced Seattle family law attorney the ins and outs of spousal maintenance in Washington state.

Modifying Child Support Orders: When and How to Seek Changes

Modifying Child Support Orders: When and How to Seek Changes

November 28, 2024

Domestic Violence: Legal Protections and Resources for Victims

Domestic Violence: Legal Protections and Resources for Victims

November 14, 2024

Divorcing as a Parent of a Special Needs Child

Divorcing as a Parent of a Special Needs Child

August 8, 2024

A compassionate Seattle family law attorney can provide guidance about divorce issues related to caring for a special needs child.

What Happens to Your Debts When You Die?

What Happens to Your Debts When You Die?

July 18, 2024

An experienced Seattle estate planning attorney can provide understanding about what happens to debts after you die.

How Does Social Security Work for Divorced Couples in Washington State?

How Does Social Security Work for Divorced Couples in Washington State?

June 29, 2023

Despite being divorced, you may still be able to collect social security benefits through your ex-spouse. Even if you went through a high-conflict divorce or are not on good terms with your ex-spouse currently, they cannot stop you from collecting these benefits if you are eligible. Likewise, your ex-spouse does not need to permit you to apply for social security benefits or have previously completed an application themselves.

Secure Your Vision: 5 Estate Planning Tips for Seattle Entrepreneurs

Secure Your Vision: 5 Estate Planning Tips for Seattle Entrepreneurs

May 18, 2023