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Spousal support, or alimony, refers to the financial support one spouse may pay to the other following a divorce. This support aims to help the recipient maintain the standard of living they had during the marriage. However, spousal support is not guaranteed. Several...
Divorce is a challenging time for all families, and while it is impossible to shield your children entirely from the effects of divorce, it is possible to take action in an effort to make it easier for them. Below are some effective strategies you can employ to help...
Although marital disagreements and conflicts may ultimately lead to divorce, finding a way to get along when you share children is essential. Your ability to co-parent will impact how your children adjust to the inevitable changes they face. These are three common...
Divorcing spouses encounter many issues that require resolution when going through the legal process. Of them, spousal support may prove one of the most divisive, and this may stall progress with reaching a final agreement. Not all spousal support is the same. When...
In Washington, courts have the authority to give parenting plans the effect of a judicial order. These plans cover essential elements of care including how much time parents will spend with their children and how they will make decisions about important issues such as...
When you got married, you likely did not see yourself divorced and trying to share parenting responsibilities. But this is a reality for many couples and many couples who have children together. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,...
The year 2020 has been difficult, especially for blended families having to deal with health concerns, child custody challenges and distance learning needs because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The current health crisis is likely to stretch well into 2021, so...