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Divorce is an emotional time for many people in Washington. Accepting the realization that their marriage did not last and adjusting to independence again can take its toll on people's emotional health. Choosing to suppress emotions may seem easier initially, but...
All motorists must conduct themselves properly when sharing the road. This entails behaving courteously, following all traffic laws, and being aware of your surroundings at all times. Even if you are a safe and responsible driver, you may still become involved in an...
While tending to estate planning matters, you learn about the perils of probate. Is the process unavoidable for all your assets? AARP describes which assets qualify for the process. Know where to focus your energies most in protecting your assets and providing for...
If your spouse is a military service member and you are facing divorce, will you retain any of the benefits you currently have as a military spouse? Guidelines under the USFSPA speak to benefits eligibility based on the length of your marriage and your spouse’s...
It is against the law to drive under the influence in Washington. Depending on your circumstances and the severity of your offense, a DUI could compromise your driving privileges. If you have a CDL license, not only could your DUI impact your ability to drive, it...
It is normal to have some resentment for your spouse after a divorce, especially when the divorce was contentious. If you share a child with your ex, you will need to collaborate on child-rearing matters, which is often easier said than done. According to Parents,...
Parental alienation is a difficult thing for any family to go through. Not only are you, the alienated parent, hurt. Your child often suffers from long-lasting and sometimes irreparable damage, too. Because of that, it is important to keep an eye out for potential...
Road rage is more common than you might think. In fact, there is a good chance you have experienced road rage at some point within the last year. According to AAA, more than 80% of American drivers agree that they have felt enraged while behind the wheel. The dangers...
Washington State's family laws consider how a divorce could affect children. Divorcing couples may need to agree to a shared parenting plan. The plan generally outlines how much responsibility each individual has for a child. As explained on the Washington State...
While navigating probate, many people feel intimidated after accepting the job of executor of a will and testament. However, this process is not as complicated as it seems. Executors are mainly responsible for overseeing the deceased person's last wishes, as well as...
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