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Deciding to divorce is challenging, especially if you have kids. You may feel conflicted about what’s best for everyone involved. Sometimes, though, ending the marriage is the healthiest choice. Taking the next step can be extremely scary, from a personal and...
Building a successful business takes time, dedication and sacrifice. As a Fircrest entrepreneur, you've poured your heart and soul into your venture. But what happens if you find yourself facing divorce? Divorce can be an emotionally charged experience, and protecting...
Divorce is a life-altering event, bringing emotional and financial changes. While navigating the legalities of separation, it's easy to overlook the impact on your estate plan. Here in Washington, where community property laws come into play, revising your estate...
Elder abuse, a hidden epidemic, affects millions of seniors across the nation. Often shrouded in fear and shame, it can be challenging to detect. But you can be the voice for a vulnerable elder by recognizing the warning signs and knowing where to get help. Here's...
Many older adults prefer to continue living at home for as long as possible. Planning to age in place is common, and it can be a comfortable option for those who are still active and healthy. However, eventually, many older adults need regular support. They may not be...
Since spouses contribute financially to their union in various ways, splitting property during divorce can become complex. Some assets may not be liquid, or they may be in accounts with specific restrictions. One example of this situation is retirement accounts. In...
Washington state has specific guidelines on marital property that impact how courts divide assets during divorces. If you are considering a divorce in Washington, it is important to understand the difference between marital and separate property. Furthermore, learning...
If you and your spouse are heading for a divorce in Washington state, you should know what to expect regarding your family home. Washington divorce law outlines how you and your spouse can divide your property. Community property Washington is a community property...
Most of the time, when parents in Washington get divorced, they end up with mutual decision-making authority. In other states, this is what you might call “legal custody,” and it’s effectively the parents’ right to have a say in key decisions, such as education,...
Spousal support payments can help divorced people maintain a standard of living and attain financial stability. Judges award spousal support based on several factors, including wealth, income and the length of the marriage. Spousal support can significantly impact...