Blog Posts in November, 2013

CHILD CUSTODY PROCESSES CAN BE EMOTIONAL FOR WASHINGTON CHILDREN

Washington parents often have protective instincts when it comes to the well-being of their children. In cases in which parents decide to separate, knowledge on how to protect children from the possible emotional struggles that stem from child custody issues may elude parents. Fortunately, there are simple ways that parents can attempt to ease the transition for their children after a separation. ...

HOLIDAYS COULD MEAN CHILD CUSTODY ISSUES FOR WASHINGTON PARENTS

As the holidays approach, many Washington families are probably discussing their plans for special dinners and other events. This time of year is often a bustling time for shopping and deciding travel plans. For those who are divorced, ensuring that child custody arrangements are upheld during the holidays and that children do not feel torn between one parent or the other could also be an ...

FAMILY LAW: IS ALIMONY RIGHT FOR DIVORCED WASHINGTON COUPLES?

During a divorce process, many Washington couples can face disagreements. Family law issues such as child custody, support and alimony are all areas in which couples can feel strongly about how the situation should be resolved. As divorce becomes more common and the duties of husband and wives become less divided, the way some issues are handled may seem outdated for the modern couple looking to ...

WASHINGTON MEN MAY HAVE MORE DIFFICULT TIME AFTER DIVORCE

Washington couples who are nearing separation can face difficulties as the processes go on. Understanding that a marriage is ending -- whether mutually or not -- can lead to many individuals having to reassess their situation in life. Divorce can bring about many topics that some people may not have felt the need to previously consider, and facing those topics may prove to be a hardship. Recent ...