When you go through a divorce, one question that often comes up is what happens to gifts exchanged between spouses. You may have given or received valuable items during your marriage and want to know if those gifts remain yours. In Washington, the answer depends on...
When parents separate, custody decisions affect a child's daily life. Washington courts focus on what is in the best interests of the child. Many parents wonder how their child's feelings fit into that decision. Judges don't let children decide custody, but they often...
Divorce is frequently a contentious, acrimonious process. Spouses battle each other for property division concessions and optimal parenting time. They invest their time, personal energy and money into the process of fighting each other. In many cases, spouses may find...
When parents separate, children often feel uncertain about what lies ahead. One of the biggest concerns is whether siblings will stay together. In Washington, courts prioritize the child’s best interests, and keeping siblings together usually supports that goal. In...
