Everett, WA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Everett, WA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation
Washington State allows attorneys to appear for a limited purpose without having to hire or retain an attorney to handle your entire case. In a legal proceeding, do you need assistance negotiating fina...
See Full GuideLet me preface my comment below by saying, "I love animals." I grew up with pets, I have pets, I love pets. Pets are an integral part of one's family. In a divorce action, where do the pets go? The sho...
See Full GuideThe 2013 Washington State Legislature is considering a bill that would amend RCW 26.09 (Dissolution/Legal Separation Proceedings). The proposed bill would require any parent who commences divorce or le...
See Full GuideWhat is a parenting plan? In all divorces involving children, the Court will adopt a parenting plan the Court determines to be in the childrens best interests. A parenting plan is a court ordered docum...
See Full GuideThe Final Parenting Plan Two years ago, the parents (petitioner and respondent) went through an amicable divorce. In those divorce proceedings, a final parenting plan was entered establishing the resid...
See Full GuideI have been handed a document from a stranger stating my ex-spouse intends to move to another State with our children. Two years ago, I went through an amicable divorce with my spouse. In those divorce...
See Full GuideYou have been offered a job in another State. The job offers better pay and better opportunity. Two years ago, you went through an amicable divorce with your spouse. In those divorce proceedings, a fin...
See Full GuideOn November 6, 2012, Washington voters approved (53.7%) Referendum Measure No. 74, allowing people of the same sex to legally marry in Washington State. Nine states plus Washington, D.C., allow same se...
See Full GuideI have increasingly been asked about prenuptial agreements. Maybe it is the warm weather (unless you live in western Washington), the fear of the unknown, a prior divorce, or just a way to protect ones...
See Full GuideDOMESTIC VIOLENCE DEFINED. Domestic violence is defined as (a) Physical harm, bodily injury, assault, or the infliction of fear of imminent physical harm, bodily injury or assault, between family or ho...
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