Amidst the challenges of divorce, children take center stage amidst a multitude of other stressors. As parents struggle to create a “new normal,” families with ongoing conflict impact their children far more than they realize.Read More

Divorce is often viewed as war, with each small interaction a battle. While trying to “win the battle,” we send shock waves throughout our community—into our families, our children, friends, and professional lives.Read More

When considering divorce, it is important to take into account the financial obligation you might owe your former spouse. In Washington State, we call it “spousal maintenance”, but you might have also heard it called alimony.Read More

Divorce is a tumultuous experience. The emotional turmoil and significant financial changes are some of life’s most intense experiences. Divorce can lead to an unstable financial future. Intentional financial planning and informed decisions will ensure that your divorce settlement will support you throughout your life.Read More

One of the hardest things about co-parenting is having to work as a team with someone who is no longer your life partner. No matter your co-parenting situation, making joint decisions is usually a factor and often creates friction.Read More

The holiday season is tough enough, but a divorce action, child custody action, or a split household can add to the stress level, making it even more difficult to make it through the holidays. Here are some tips for surviving the holidays when involved in a family law proceeding.Read More

Following are some reasons why you might consider changing your name after a divorce, and how to get started with the legal process of changing your name in Washington.Read More

Following are some reasons why you might consider changing your name after a divorce, and how to get started with the legal process of changing your name in Washington.Read More

Divorce is the fear of the unknown. Many parents worry how their relationship with their children will be affected if they pursue divorce. It takes intentional work to maintain relationships after divorce. There are tools and specific ways to cultivate and maintain a good relationship with children during and after divorce.Read More

Whether you or your spouse initiates the dissolution of the marriage, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. This is a complex, chaotic time for many families. Stay focused and organized as you move through the process of dissolution.Read More