Bellevue, WA
Family Lawyer at Bellevue, WA
Practice Areas: Family, Child Custody ... +2 more
In a joint custody arrangement, parents share custody, and jointly parent the child. It's important to aim for a high quality of co-parenting through cooperation and compromise. Learn how you can achi...
See Full GuideBoth divorce and annulment are considered ways to legally end a marriage. However, a divorce refers to the legal termination or dissolution of a marriage that existed. In an annulment, the court will...
See Full GuideEven before you begin negotiating over all the assets up for division during the divorce, discuss what will happen to your health insurance. Depending on who is currently paying for your health insura...
See Full GuideThere’s no denying that divorce can have a negative impact on children. However, most of those negative consequences are usually short-term, and if parents can provide a supportive environment, their c...
See Full Guide529 plans are tax-free savings plans that are designed to help parents pay for their children's college education. When parents contribute to this plan, it becomes a marital asset that must be consider...
See Full GuideA Disney dad is a father, who uses his visitation time with his child after a divorce, to pamper his child. That indulgence can take the form of gifts, and abandonment of all rules. Needless to say,...
See Full GuideWashington courts may agree to a termination of parental rights if the parents voluntarily relinquish their rights. In other cases, the court may find that it is in the child's best interest to termin...
See Full GuideMental illness of either the child or a parent could possibly affect child custody and visitation issues. Much of that impact depends on the extent and severity of disability. A court will look at whe...
See Full GuideMarijuana use is legal in Washington. However, it could impact a child custody case. It's not unheard of for one parent to allege that the other parent is unfit for parenting because of his or her mar...
See Full Guideby Molly Kenny and Grace Healy. How many times have you heard a judge or mediator say: "Counsel, it takes two to tango" or something similar to imply that the problem is caused by both sides? Is it...
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