The minimum amount of time a divorce takes is 90 days, but many factors can make it take much longer.
Signs They May Be Hiding Assets During Divorce
Your ex may be tempted to hide assets during the divorce. Here are some signs this may be going on. These don’t automatically mean that’s the case, but if you see one or more of these, it might be worth closer examination.
How To File For Divorce in Washington State
The process of divorce sounds complex and scary, but it doesn’t have to be. Here’s how to file for divorce in Washington state.
Pet Custody Laws in Washington State?
Many of us consider pets part of the family, but how does the law view them in divorce?
How To Ask For Divorce
You’ve tried everything you can to fix your broken marriage, but nothing works. It’s time. But there’s one looming question: how do I ask for divorce?
Breaking Down Divorce Rates By Generation
Different generations have different traits. Obviously. But how each age group views marriage and divorce tells us a lot about them.
Divorce Decrees: What You Need To Know
On a practical level, a divorce decree grants the dissolution of marriage and lays out the basic information regarding the separation.
Cost of Divorce In Washington State
Divorce is expensive, that’s not a surprise, but how much should you expect to pay?
How to Protect A Business in Divorce?
Ending a marriage is delicate and complex, and a business only complicates matters. Here’s how to protect your business in divorce.
How COVID-19 Affects Divorce, Child Custody, And Support Payments?
In the last few weeks there have already been significant changes that affect the Divorce and Family Law process. With temporary court closures, it means our efforts now focus on alternative methods of dispute resolution such as Mediation, or binding Arbitration.
How Are Protection Orders Used in Divorce?
In Washington, protection orders serve to guard against abuse, stalking, and harassment. Here’s what you need to know about them.
How Do False Abuse Allegations Affect Divorce?
Mudslinging and conflict are common occurrences in divorce, but when abuse allegations come into play, that changes things dramatically.
Will Coronavirus Cause A Rise in the Divorce Rate?
“You might not expect this from a divorce attorney, but I would say tough it out. Understand that you’re stretched. Everyone is. So be kind to each other.”
Making New Friends After Divorce
Rebuilding your network of friends after a divorce can be intimidating. But fear not, friendships are attainable with a little elbow grease and patience.
Dating After Divorce
In part two of “dating after divorce,” Torr Lindberg shares some tactics to help you comfortably segue back into the dating scene.
Divorce Capital Of Washington
Olympia is technically the state capital of Washington, but not our only one. A new report looks at data and dubs one city the “Divorce Capital Washington.”
Interviewing Danny Bonaduce
“Do you think you were given fair shake as a man, or did it feel like the deck was stacked against you?”
Digital Snooping in Divorce
Snooping tools have certainly changed. Such digital snooping continues to have an ever-growing impact on divorce and the aftermath.
Story Time: An Epic Divorce Saga
This story reads like a step-by-step guide of how not to act during a divorce. It gets crazier and crazier at every turn.
6 Best Ways To Celebrate Divorce
Most of us think ending a marriage is a sad, somber event. It often is, but not always. Here are some fun, festive ways people choose to celebrate divorce.
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