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Can’t Make My Child Support Payments – Now What?

child support, FinancialBy Zachary AshbyJan 25, 2017

You say you can’t make your child support payments. The first question is – why? The next step is to take action in the form of notification. Child support payments can be modified but only in certain circumstances. It is crucial to follow the proper procedures in a timely fashion because the reality is that…

Can I Afford to Divorce?

Divorce Articles, Financial, Hiring an AttorneyBy Zachary AshbyJan 23, 2017

More and more people these days stay together because they believe they can’t afford to get a divorce. For those who truly have no money, they may qualify for pro bono legal representation through organizations like the Benton-Franklin Legal Aid Society. For others, the cost of divorce may be a daunting expense, but here are…

Do You Need a Private Investigator for Your Divorce Case?

Agreements, Divorce Articles, Financial, Infidelity, Prenuptial AgreementBy Zachary AshbyJan 19, 2017

Dealing with a spouse who is unfaithful or who attempts to hide money and assets can be a frustrating experience. Many times the other spouse knows something is going on, whether it be because of little inconsistencies or just a gut feeling, but has no actual proof to back up his or her suspicions. If…

How to Convert Your Legal Separation to A Divorce

Divorce Articles, Legal SeparationBy Zachary AshbyJan 13, 2017

Some couples choose to get legally separated rather than divorced for religious or personal reasons. While legally separated people are under no obligation to ever get divorced, those people who wish to remarry will have to get divorced to do so. In Washington, the state allows separated couples to convert their legal separation into a…

Can You Collect Back Child Support After Your Child Turns 18?

child support, Divorce Articles, FinancialBy Zachary AshbyJan 11, 2017

Parents who are owed child support will not have the right to collect it indefinitely. Whether or not you can still enforce a child support depends on the terms of your support agreement as well as the age of your child or Children. If you are owed back child support, it is important to take…

What Should You Do with Your Ring After a Divorce?

Divorce ArticlesBy Zachary AshbyJan 9, 2017

Engagement and wedding rings are important pieces of jewelry for both sentimental and financial reasons. For many people, an engagement or wedding ring may be the most expensive piece of jewelry that they own. These pieces also carry a great emotional weight, as they are often considered a physical representation of a couple’s love for…

How to Financially Prepare for Your Divorce in Washington

Division of Assets, Divorce Articles, FinancialBy Zachary AshbyJan 5, 2017

When you know that a divorce is in your future, it is important to take steps for to prepare yourself financially for life as a single person. Many married people, especially those who have been married for a long time, have forgotten how expensive living on your own can be. If you are planning to…

Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights with Their Grandchildren?

Family, Grandparents, VisitationBy Zachary AshbyJan 3, 2017

Grandchildren are often the light of their grandparents’ lives. When a couple with children face an exceptionally nasty divorce, or when one of the parents is no longer involved in the children’s lives, the relationship between one parent and the children’s grandparents can become bitter. If a parent prevents a grandparent or grandparents from seeing…

Dividing Retirement Funds in Divorce

Divorce Articles, Financial, RetirementBy Zachary AshbyDec 29, 2016

  Retirement funds are often the largest assets in a divorce case. People who have spent decades contributing to a retirement plan have often accumulated thousands of dollars of savings into their 401(k) plans, pension plans, and/or other savings program. These types of plans can be very complicated. Most plans do not allow the owners…

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