Washington Prenuptials Legal Advice (104 found)Narrow your searchPosted 7 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
You can review Chapter 26.16 RCW (Rights and liabilities – community property)...
Forrest Lee Wagner's answer
The critical point is not where you got married, but where you get divorced.... Posted 8 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA Posted 8 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Olympia, WA
Karin Quirk's answer
You can execute a "post nuptial" agreement establishing you income and hers to... Posted 9 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
If you are "married" to more than one person at the same time, you may be...
Michael John Gainer's answer
#1 Divorce first one. ThenYou will want to file a Petition for Declaration... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
John M. Kaman's answer
The better practice would be to dissolve the Vermont civil union before you... Posted 11 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Marysville, WA Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
Michael David Coffman's answer
Common law marriages are recognized in Washington, but common law marriages are...
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
A common law marriage is not formed within the borders of WA. However, if a... Posted 9 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Tacoma, WA
Margery Ellen Golant's answer
If she is married to someone else, she is indeed a bigamist. However, there is...
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
"What should I tell him?" You should tell him and "this female" to review their... Posted 9 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
Yale Lewis III's answer
all the money you take into the marriage property is sep. property and remains...
Rhea J. Rolfe's answer
Most pre-nuptial agreements I have seen simply re-state what is already the law.... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
Michael William Bugni's answer
For over 100 years the answer was always "no" but today the answer is "sort of."... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Yakima, WA
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Thanks for using Avvo. I am an Avvo Staff Moderator. To read more about our... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Amboy, WA
Sally A. Lanham's answer
No....... That being said, the courts have been developing a body of law... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Auburn, WA
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
RCW 26.16.200 (Debts incurred before marriage or domestic partnership –... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Spokane, WA
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
The State of Washington apparently never allowed the formation of common law... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Seattle, WA
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
If you will be married in King County, you can review the information available...
Frank A Selden's answer
I am licensed to officiate weddings - a delightful task I reserve only for... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Yakima, WA
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
A common law marriage is not formed within WA regardless of how long the couple... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Port Angeles, WA
Bruce Givner's answer
An inheritance acquired during marriage is separate property under Washington...
Thuong-Tri Nguyen's answer
In WA, an inheritance generally remains the separate property of the spouse... Posted 11 months ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Everett, WA
John M. Kaman's answer
I actually researched this one for you as the term is thrown around a lot but... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Renton, WA
Shalini D Gujavarty's answer
Previous attorneys have answered questions about common law marriage in... Posted about 1 year ago in Marriage / Prenuptials Port Orchard, WA
Shalini D Gujavarty's answer
A common law marriage cannot be established in Washington State. However, if... |