How do I retain as much property as possible in my divorce?
Her property is still hers (or at least it's still both of yours). The long story short, Washington State uses a Community Property analysis to...
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Her property is still hers (or at least it's still both of yours). The long story short, Washington State uses a Community Property analysis to...
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It sounds like you are already divorced which means you have court orders that can be enforced. It also sounds like your situation has changed and...
You may not want court action, but you cannot get divorced without a Judge's signature. It sounds like you have the majority of the details worked...
The likely answer is Washington. However, you should speak to attorneys in both jurisdictions. Under Washington law, you can file here because ...
There are both statutes and case law to review for a complete answer. And, while I agree generally with the answers previously submitted, I point...
Make sure you have the Deed ready for his signature. My suggestion is you (1) hand it to him and ask him to sign. (2) mail it to him with a...
I echo the comments of the other attorneys. However, I would seek the support of the father and file for restraining orders ASAP. I'm not sure of...
File a detailed Petition. Go to the courthouse and ask for some help. The big issue will be getting him served, but that is the next step. An...
I my experience, you do not do yourself any good by waiting to hire an attorney. You should meet with an attorney, maybe 2-3 attorneys, right now....
This may be the most common question asked regarding property distributions in Family Law. The truth about property divisions, including Real...