Washington Divorce Legal Guides (11 found)

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Frank Richard Ricketts JR
Written by Frank Richard Ricketts JR
Contributor Level 4

Washington State allows for two roughly similar processes for disolving a marriage. Both processes are nearly identical except for the status of the parties at the end.
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Written by Frank S Hong
Contributor Level 5

Community property is any property that was acquired by either spouse during a marriage. Community debts are any debts that either party is responsible for. Separate debts occur when only one party is responsible for a debt.
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Written by Avvo Staff
The grounds for divorce are Washington State’s legal reasons for which a marriage can be dissolved.
Marguerite Caroline Smith
Written by Marguerite Caroline Smith
Contributor Level 3

The Legal Process From Start To Finish Petition: Different counties have different rules of procedure. The following assumes a divorce in King County. A divorce is started by filing and serving a summons and petition. By filing we mean sending these documents to the court files. Service me
Derek G Medina
Written by Derek G Medina
Contributor Level 3

The emotions of a divorce can often affect how parents deal with their children. Follow the tips below to minimize the harm to your children and maximize the chances of winning your case in court.
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Written by Avvo Staff
An overview of Washington State marriage laws and marriage license rules.
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Written by Avvo Staff
Many legal resources are available for free or at low cost. This guide covers those resources of most interest to Washington consumers looking for urgent legal guidance.
Erasmo John Compatore
Written by Erasmo John Compatore
Contributor Level 3

Resolving child custody at the outset of divorce proceedings should be the parents’ first priority. Parents and the court will determine a Final Parenting Plan for custody and visitation of the child by looking at several factors.
Aaron A Pelley
Written by Aaron A Pelley
Contributor Level 6

The consequence for malicious mischief is based on the value of the damaged item.
Aaron A Pelley
Written by Aaron A Pelley
Contributor Level 6

The consequence for possession of stolen property in Washington State is tied to the value of the item in possession.
Aaron A Pelley
Written by Aaron A Pelley
Contributor Level 6

If you have been accused of theft in Washington State, the value of the stolen item or service determines the consequence.

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