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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...
Washington courts typically determine child support according to the custody arrangement and financial standing of each parent. To decide this, courts use a state support schedule that takes into account the income of each parent and the number and age of any...
A custody plan can provide invaluable support as you and your ex navigate the tricky world of co-parenting. However, when circumstances challenge the efficiency of your plan, you may need to petition the court for a modification. Understanding under what conditions...
There is an inherent risk associated with driving on Washington's roads and highways. Most find themselves willing to accept this risk, however, due to the assumption that almost all other motorists one might encounter on the road care about avoiding accidents just as...
The laws about military divorce are relatively standardized between the branches, partly because the armed forces view divorce as a mostly civilian matter. Location-specific guidance is available on most major bases, but local family law attorneys probably also have...
When you head out this holiday season, it may serve you well to have transportation lined up beforehand. Drunk driving convictions spike sharply across Washington and the rest of the nation during the holiday season, and they often take a serious personal,...
Perhaps you spent years commingling money with your spouse, but now that the two of you plan to divorce, you must separate your funds and assets once again. Do you know how to protect your money during divorce? Business Insider offers tips for minimizing financial...
Washington state law establishes requirements for custodial parents who want to relocate. If you share custody and your child's other parent wants to move away, you likely have legal recourse. Review what the state says about relocation in custody cases to determine...
The answer to the above question is yes. You should abstain from sharing information on Facebook and all other social media during your divorce. Why? Because FindLaw warns that this information could come back to haunt you at your divorce hearing. Over two-thirds of...
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