Blog Posts in July, 2013

CHILD CUSTODY: MOTHER IN THE U.S. AND KIDS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRY

As Washington residents know, being able to start a family is a joy that many people take part in. Unfortunately, families who start off being happy do not always stay that way. Divorce is becoming an extremely common occurrence, and when children are involved, custody disputes can cause rifts and tension among family members. When parents cannot agree to custody terms, court systems may be needed ...

FAMILY LAW PROCEEDINGS CAN REMAIN CIVIL WITH PROPER ATTITUDE

When a person is faced with hurt feelings, they can sometimes think that if the other person causing the pain is hurt too, then the first person may feel better or that the second person will stop hurting them. As Washington residents know, these spiteful types of ideas can often lead to a vicious cycle of two people causing each other emotional pain. When this cycle occurs during a divorce, the ...

DIVORCE, CHILD CUSTODY CAN NEGATIVELY AFFECT YOUNG CHILDREN

As many Washington parents have found, young children are often known for being very impressionable. Habits and lessons they learn as children have a significant chance of remaining with them for many years, if not their entire lives. Children most often learn lessons from parents, and when they see their parents' relationship ending and must go through child custody proceedings, their own ...

LOSING THE NEGATIVITY: POSITIVE OUTLOOKS ON DIVORCE

Lashing out when going through divorce can be the first response of many Washington residents. It may seem like being miserable is how a person is supposed to feel when their marriage is coming to an end. If the relationship was not healthy or both parties were not happy, however, then divorce could be a beneficial step for both partners. Though one party may be more upset than the other, making ...