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By: Pacific Northwest Family Law May 2, 2023

What is Palimony?

Family Law

Palimony is similar to alimony in that it is typically monthly support payments made by one party to another after a breakup. Palimony is derived from ...

By: Pacific Northwest Family Law Apr 9, 2023

What Qualifies for Family and Medical Leave in the State of Washington?

Family Law

What is the Family and Medical Leave Act Offer? If you've never had to take a consistent amount of time off work before, you may not know that in the ...

By: Pacific Northwest Family Law Mar 5, 2023

Can I Adopt My Foster Child in Washington State?

Adoptions
Family Law

Adopting a Foster Child First of all, let us just first say thank you. Several children wait to be fostered or adopted, and changing their lives is a ...

By: Pacific Northwest Family Law Feb 4, 2023

What Makes a Prenup Invalid?

Family Law

What is a Prenuptial Agreement? A prenuptial agreement is a common form used between two people before marriage that offers some direction for handli ...

By: Pacific Northwest Family Law Jan 7, 2023

What are Five Things That Cannot Be Included in a Prenuptial Agreement?

Family Law

One of the most exciting times of our lives can be when we are planning a wedding. It signifies the creation of one unit together as a team. However, ...

By: Pacific Northwest Family Law Dec 14, 2022

Pros and Cons of Post-Nuptial Agreements

Family Law

A postnuptial agreement is a form of protection that married couples can use against complications that can arise in a future divorce. It differs from ...