On March 11, the novel coronavirus was declared a worldwide pandemic. Since then, businesses have closed, and millions of Americans are sheltering in place in their homes, trying to lower...
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Separated and divorced parents are facing a range of new challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. The government has announced stay-at-home orders to contain the spread of the virus, but many...
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As Spring Break approaches, many parents think about spending time with their children. But, things get more complicated for divorced parents who might not have access to their children as...
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In Washington State, divorce is formally referred to as the “dissolution of marriage.” Common law marriage isn’t recognized in Washington, but same-sex marriage and domestic partnerships are. If your marriage...
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Just as marriage equality has given same-sex couples in every state the right to marry, it has also given them the right to divorce. Depending on your circumstances and where...
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When you and your child’s other parent decide to live separate lives, there’s a lot to consider. You’ll not only have to create a Parenting Plan for child custody and...
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Marriage and divorce are matters that are handled in state court, but the law gives military personnel special protections and considerations regarding property, support, child custody, and benefits. A military...
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Holidays can be stressful for everyone, but this is particularly the case for divorced parents with minor children. You can ease this tension and still make the most of the...
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If you're a parent facing divorce in Washington State, you have a lot of issues you'll need to confront. These range from child custody to visitation and child support. Washington...
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Breaking free from an abusive relationship isn’t easy. But everyone deserves to live free from fear and the threat of physical harm. This can be tough if you’ve become isolated...
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