What is an Annulment? Those who wish to get an annulment generally seek the option because it’s a legal process that dissolves a marriage and makes it seem like it never existed. In Washington, an annulment is typically referred to as a Declaration of Invalidity. Annulments in Washington are only granted to those who meet…
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 an immeasurable step to the quality of that child’s life. If you have fostered and are now considering adoption, you are not alone. While over 1,000 children in…
There is an overlap in the funds your ex may need for themselves and your children. This overlap can leave a gray area and cause suspicion of whether or not the funds you are providing as part of your child support arrangement are being used appropriately. For instance, if your ex is using the support-ordered…
In most divorce cases in Washington, child support comes to an end once a child turns 18. Many parents often wonder what will happen to their children who may soon be turning 18 and have plans to attend college or vocational school. With the current student loan crisis in the country, it’s nearly impossible for…
Because every child is different, every child custody and child support dispute in the State of Washington is unique. A Washington State parent who is involved in one of these disputes will need personalized legal advice and representation from a Washington family law attorney. In the State of Washington, every child has the absolute legal…
Are you attempting to get a divorce in Washington? Divorce can be complicated, so the more you know, the better. Here’s your complete guide to WA divorce.
Do you always need a lawyer for divorce? Not necessarily, but certain situations definitely call for it. Here are 5 signs you should seek outside help.
Child support orders can be reviewed and updated every three years or sooner if a parent has experienced a loss in income due to termination of employment or incarceration. Parents must continue their child support payments up until the child turns 18, as noted in the child support agreement. It’s required by law. If you and your…
Nearly 50% of all people married in the last twenty years are already divorced or will get divorced. Why? We don’t exactly know. Maybe it’s that we’re living longer – or maybe it’s the impact of technology. Either way, divorces are more common than ever. And if there are kids in the mix – then…