Washington courts require process service. But what is it, and why is it necessary in the age of emails and direct messaging? Learn more about the basics of process and how it might impact you.
If you are struggling with a contentious divorce or a particularly unreasonable or combative spouse, taking the matter to litigation may be necessary. Your divorce attorney can help you identify and gather evidence to strengthen your position during the divorce proceedings.
For the most part, Washington courts do not view the spouse petitioning for divorce any differently from the responding party. However, there are certain circumstances in which it may be advantageous to assume the role of the petitioner.
As you move through the divorce process in Washington state, you may wonder when you will be able to remarry. The only requirement is that you wait three days before applying for a new marriage license. Talk to an attorney to learn more.
Spouses do not need to prove grounds for pursuing a divorce in Washington state, but they will have to do so when seeking an annulment. Talk to an attorney to learn more about the differences between an annulment and a divorce.
As difficult as the divorce process may seem, you may experience surprising benefits, such as increased financial clarity, more defined parental roles, and greater self-reflection.
