On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Jun 7, 2019 | Firm News
Some people live together, have children, buy property together for years but never marry. Often, they feel it’s just a piece of paper. Or maybe they’ve been married before and don’t want to go through divorce again. You might be surprised to learn...
On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | May 10, 2019 | Firm News, mediation
When you hear about couples getting divorced, you often hear about couples who experienced a long, highly contested court battle. You rarely hear stories about amicable divorces where couples were able to end their marriages peacefully and walk away able to...
On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Apr 29, 2019 | collaborative law, Firm News
We live in a dynamic society, where parents may encounter changes in their income, job schedules. Accordingly, family law advocacy must take a long-term view to the parties’ lives during times of transition. An approach that provides flexibility, such as a...
On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Mar 26, 2019 | Firm News
As a parent beginning the divorce process, one of your main concerns may be about your ability to be with your child and make decisions that affect his or her well-being. Washington courts prefer parents to work together to form a mutually agreeable parenting plan...
On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Jul 4, 2017 | Firm News, mediation
Almost all divorces in Washington end up in a mediation before they are resolved. So what should you do to be ready to reach an agreement? Here is a short list of helpful hints: Prepare, prepare, prepare. 1. Gather updated income information for you, including a...
On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | May 12, 2017 | child support, Firm News
Working parents always face the decision of what to do with their school aged children during the summer break from school. Do you place them in day care, camp, or send them to a relative’s home? It is even more complicated when the parents are divorced. As they...
On behalf of Nunn Vhan & Lang, PLLC | Feb 6, 2017 | child custody, Firm News
The Ripple Effect By Gail B. Nunn Divorce is very tough on the family, and there is a ripple effect. You move from a one house family to a two house family. Your children may acquire step-parents and step-siblings or half-siblings. But beyond their nuclear families,...
