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For decades, divorce was thought of as a young person’s transition — something that happened in your 30s or early 40s, long before retirement was on the horizon. That assumption
For many people going through divorce, alimony, which is often called spousal support under Washington law, is one of the most pressing financial questions. Whether it will cover rent, ongoing
Navigating the shift from a romantic relationship to a coparenting relationship isn’t always easy. Conflict with your coparent is to be expected as a normal part of the adjustment. But
In the 1980s, the psychologist John Gottman invited couples into his Seattle, Washington “love lab.” His aim? To watch them fight. Over time, Gottman found patterns that consistently predicted whether a couple
For most families, private school is about community. It’s woven into your life in the way a divorce filing cannot easily untangle—your children’s routines, their friendships, their teachers. When that
For many married couples, your family home is your single-largest investment. A down payment alone can reflect years of hard work and savings. Yet, the choices you and your spouse
For many families, their house represents their most significant investment. But more than that, your house is your home, it’s where your children came home after they were born,
Supporting yourself and your children as a single parent isn’t easy, especially in the wake of divorce. If your marriage is ending, you might be wondering whether you might
Most couples spend more time planning their wedding than they spend understanding their marriage. That’s not a criticism. It’s just true. The venue, the guest list, the flowers — these
You and your partner talk about money. Maybe you have a mortgage and are planning for retirement. Or perhaps you have a financial advisor and set aside time to
