How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Could Impact Your Family Law Case
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, a sweeping overhaul of the U.S. tax code, took effect at the beginning of the year. The Act could potentially impact those who are recently divorced or …
Social Media Use During Your Divorce
In the current digital culture, connectivity is a convenience. We live our lives online and carry around a device that provides entertainment and allows for instant communication. While this technology is beneficial …
Peace of Mind in the Holidays
For those considering divorcing from their spouse, the holidays can be a stressful and emotional time of year. Despite your feelings about your current relationship, you may be hesitant to speak with …
Communication Tips for Parenting During the Holidays
Finding the Right Tone and Method of Delivery: After a divorce, or even during the divorce process, communicating with an ex-spouse can be difficult and unpleasant. The ways that you used to …
How to Take Care of Yourself After Your Divorce
Divorce ranks high on the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale, second only to death. The effects can show up in a variety of ways from weight fluctuation, to insomnia, to feelings of …
What is Collaborative Law and How Can It Help You?
In recent years there has been a push for more alternative and non-confrontational avenues in handling and resolving Family Law Complex issues; avenues in which both parties are able to negotiate and …
Understanding the Equitable Allocation of Assets & Debts in Divorce; AKA Who gets the house and the 401k?
Usually, one of the major concerns when beginning the divorce process is the division of marital assets and debts. Unless you situated a very thorough pre-nuptial agreement, there will usually be disagreements. …
What is the Difference Between Divorce and Legal Separation in Washington State
Did you know, you can be legally separated, but not divorced? Divorce and legal separation fall under the same statute, and as a result, they have a lot of similarities but there are some …
Sharing Is Caring: 6 Tips to Help You Adapt and Thrive With Shared Custody
Shared custody between former partners can present challenges to some parents, as they balance their child’s needs with their own, all while navigating relations with a former spouse. Sharing your children’s time …
Are You Sure You Want to go to Harvard?
Congratulations! Your child has worked hard throughout high school and been accepted into their first choice college! When they receive that acceptance letter, there are hugs to be given, phone calls to …
