Am I responsible for my Ex-husbands medical bill?

Washington State is a community property state. That means any debts and assets that occur during the marriage are the responsibility for both...

Taking divorce case to trial.

One part of your question really stood out for me. "Again I am being asked to cooperate and not object or the judge will award attorney fees." I...

How can I get my divorce papers signed by the judge, only thing remaining for my divorce

You need a competent attorney to look over you case for a number of reasons. First, during those 14 years that you have not seen one another any...

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How long to process a divorce? and how much does it usually cost?

You should consider consulting an attorney because the terms of the divorce decree (the debts and assets divided) can have repercussions long after...

What happens if I refuse to sign my divorce papers right now

Before you sign any divorce papers have an attorney review it. In divorce papers you divide the assets and liabilities, therefore, it is of utmost...

What happens at divorce trial?

I agree with both answers above and add that consulting with an attorney will not only help you be more prepared but also possibly anticipate...

Is modification of a PP limited to residential time only?

A modification for a parenting plan can include residential time and non-residential clauses. Courts need to see evidence of three things to allow...

Need divorce attorney

Hire a competent attorney and set out a payment plan with them (if possible). If you had children during your marriage then you need to be the...

My mom fell and is now in a rehab center. I asked to talk to her doctor, they said I have to have power of atty. Really?

If your Mom gives her consent, then they can release medical information to you. Have you talked with your Mom about why they are not releasing...

If there is a will does it take precedence over WA state being a community property state

In a community property state, such as Washington, a person can give away 50% of their portion of the community property in a will. The other 50%...