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Inappropriate Co-Parenting: What You Should Know
Inappropriate co-parenting can be summarized as a co-parenting relationship that is high conflict. Let’s be clear: in this article, we...
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Legal Guardian vs. Biological Parent: What You Need to Know
Biological parents and legal guardians share similar rights. Biological parents and legal guardians have the right to make decisions about how a child will be raised, including how the child will be educated, what kinds of medical decisions will be made, and what kind of religious upbringing the child will receive.
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Divorce While Pregnant in Seattle, Washington: Everything You Need to Know
In Washington state, you can get divorced while pregnant, and you can divorce a pregnant spouse. Your divorce cannot be...
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What is Infidelity? How Collaborative Divorce Can help?
According to Current Opinion in Psychology, infidelity is the leading reason couples get divorced. Researchers writing in Couple and Family...
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Refinancing Your Home During a Divorce: How a Seattle, Washington Collaborative Divorce Lawyer Can Help
If you’ll be keeping the family home in your divorce (putting the title in your name alone), but the mortgage...
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Divorce and Real Estate in Washington State
Divorce is so much more than an emotional decision. It is a financial and legal decision that can impact everything...
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Moving or Relocating with Children After Divorce: A Collaborative Approach
If you are divorced or separated and have primary custody of the children or if both parents share custody of...
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Limitations of Establishing the Best Interests of the Child Standard During Divorce (and Why Collaborative Divorce is Best)
Child custody disputes can arise when a couple with children chooses to get divorced or separate, or if a parent...
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Seattle Collaborative Divorce vs. Mediation
Every couple must ultimately decide how they’ll go about filing for divorce. There are generally three avenues you can take that can result in a successful divorce settlement: Contested Divorce, Collaborative Divorce, and Mediation. Because mediation and collaborative divorce don’t involve litigation, the similarities can result in some confusion about the crucial differences between them.
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