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Washington State has taken steps to explicitly address victims in all types of relationships to ensure that survivors of any sexual orientation or gender identity can enjoy the same legal protections from domestic violence. Here’s how to get started.
Washington state has taken several steps to establish legal protections for survivors of domestic violence, particularly when it comes to empowering victims to pursue a divorce from an abusive partner. Contact a trusted attorney today to learn more.
As a community property state, Washington considers the earnings that each spouse acquired over the course of the marriage (including retirement accounts) to be subject to fair and equitable distribution during the divorce process.
There are several benefits to collaborative divorce, such as a reduction in cost, a shorter timeline, and a more harmonious approach to resolving disagreements as they arise. Reach out to a Seattle attorney today to learn more.
Your business is considered an asset, meaning it will need to be addressed during your divorce. As with any other asset, determining how to allocate your business calls for a customized legal strategy to ensure that the outcome is just and equitable.
In today’s increasingly digital world, it’s essential to take specific steps to protect your privacy and digital footprint as you navigate the divorce process.
In this article, we aim to demystify the concept of ‘the best interest of the child,’ a crucial standard used in Washington State family law proceedings, explaining its elements, implications, and how it shapes outcomes in child custody and visitation disputes.
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.
