Blog Posts in April, 2014

ASSESSMENT OF WASHINGTON MARRIAGES COULD LEAD TO DIVORCE

Examining a relationship closely can reveal a great deal about what the solution to a problem may be. In some cases, simply discussing the issues and coming to a compromise can make a great deal of difference for Washington couples. In other cases, the issues may be too great to overcome and divorce is the reasonable option. However, it is important to remember to first assess the situation. When ...

WASHINGTON PARENTS COULD FACE CHILD CUSTODY, PARENTING ISSUES

If a Washington state divorce does not proceed amiably, one party may do whatever they can to make the process more difficult for the other party. These actions could be considered dragging their feet to draw out the proceedings or to make issues of child custody more difficult. In cases like this, the idea of co-parenting is likely out of the question. Co-parenting is the idea that both parents ...

DIVORCE COULD GREATLY AFFECT WASHINGTON KIDS WITH AUTISM

When a child has special needs, it can take a significant amount of teamwork and understanding for Washington parents to care for that child and maintain their own relationship. Unfortunately, not all parents are able to find that balance -- as parents of any child can find difficult -- and divorce may be in their future. However, it should not be assumed that parents of a special-needs child will ...

FOCUSING ON FINANCES DURING DIVORCE MAY HELP WASHINGTON RESIDENTS

Staying on top of a financial situation is important during any phase of life. However, finances can become even more important to Washington residents who are going through divorce. Focusing on finances as well as a pending separation can result in significant stress. As a result, individuals may wish to ensure that they have the situation under control as they move forward with the divorce ...