In divorce, arbitration offers an alternative to going to court, presenting arguments, and having a judge rule. But is it the right choice?

Divorce or bankruptcy, which should you file first? Every situation is different, and there are many variables, but here’s what to consider.

Deciding to end a marriage is a huge choice, and knowing whether or not to hire a divorce lawyer can have a massive impact on the outcome.

Your long-term financial well-being may be on the line in your high asset divorce. Here are some common pitfalls that can impact your settlement.

If you’re going through a divorce, you may want to hold off making major purchases until the process is over. Here’s why.

No-fault divorce means just that: no one person is to blame for a marriage ending. Here’s what that may mean for your case on a practical level.

“My wife packed up my stuff and told me not to come home.” This sounds like it’s out of a movie or TV show, but it happens more than you might think.

There’s a certain image of a deadbeat dad, one who doesn’t pay child support. However, this often to do with ability to pay rather than the desire to.

COVID-19 has thrown the entire world for a loop. So, what can you do when quarantine makes it clear you need to file for divorce?

People change their mind all the time. About dinner, cars, hair styles, and more. But what about divorce? Can your ex change her mind about that?

Divorce requires the separation of more than just assets and debts. It also requires dealing with often overlooked items, like health insurance.

What happens when your spouse serves you with divorce papers? It comes with a lot of questions. How do you respond? What do you do next?

The saga of former Seahawk safety Earl Thomas may be crazy, but it shines a light on family law issues like divorce, jurisdiction, custody, and more.

What are the primary differences between a contested and an uncontested divorce and which category does your case fit into?

Alimony: How do you get spousal support? Who pays for it? Do you have to be married receive it? How long does it last? And more questions.

So you got drunk in Vegas and woke up married, what do you do? Is annulment an option? If so, how do you proceed with the process?
Annulments can be confusing and the act of needing one can be stressful. You might have questions you need answered and the starting point can be unclear.

To start, while the word annulment is commonly used, the legal term in Washington is declaration of invalidity. As the name implies, this petition declares a marriage or domestic partnership invalid.

“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.”

While every couple has their own unique reasons to break up, themes do emerge and there are many common reasons for divorce.