According to U.S. Census Bureau data, over 22 million children under 21 live with their primary residential or custodial parent while the other parent lives elsewhere. Child custody disputes are not uncommon following a separation or divorce in Seattle and across Washington State. Even the most reasonable parents may let emotional tension get the best...
Monthly Archive: February 2017
Long-distance co-parenting can be challenging, but it is often possible with careful planning and commitment to putting your child’s needs first. Whether a parent relocates for work, military service, or family reasons, a detailed parenting plan and consistent communication can help maintain strong parent-child relationships across state lines. In some cases, even interstate and international...
Is Your Spouse Hiding Assets During Divorce? Simply put, spouses do not always share the dirty details of their purchases or finances with one another. Sometimes, an omission is a genuine oversight, and sometimes, it is done intentionally in an effort to avoid a fight over an expense one spouse may not consider worthwhile....