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Unfortunately, gray divorces, which are divorces involving people who are over the age of 50, are becoming more common in the US. Pew research indicates that the rate of gray divorces has doubled since 1990. Divorce is likely an emotional experience for the people...
When you're going through a divorce in Washington, you may want to consult with a certified divorce financial analyst, or CDFA. These professionals learn about tax law, financial planning and asset distribution to help divorcing couples walk away in better financial...
Financial concerns remain on many people's minds looking at their retirement years. Spouses planning to divorce might worry about preserving their retirement savings, especially if their retirement years soon approach. Both spouses are likely to focus on the division...
Divorce brings upheaval into many parts of your life, and finances are one of the main areas affected. Living in Washington, which is a community property state, means that your shared property will be divided equally during divorce but there are other aspects of your...
In the state of Washington, it may be possible to end your marriage with a divorce or an annulment. However, it's important to understand that these are two completely different methods of accomplishing this goal, and depending on the circumstances in your case, it...
No one thinks about an impending divorce on the day of their marriage, but a dissolution becomes a reality for a significant percentage of couples. The shock of entering into divorce proceedings leaves some emotionally shaken. While stress and anxiety are expected for...
Delays in the Washington divorce process are costly, and the more you disagree, the greater the expense can become. Making financial mistakes in a divorce is easy if payback is all you're considering. There are details to money that you have to consider if you want to...
Learning that your spouse wants to get a divorce is often shocking. Even if you do not want to end the marriage, you must navigate the process to the best of your ability for you and your family. While every marriage is unique, there are a few general steps you can...
Helping your children cope with your divorce is a high priority, and the first step in doing this is determining how to tell your kids about the split in the first place. While it is normal for children to experience strong emotions about this decision, you can help...
When it comes to divorce as well as post-divorce family law issues, you could have various legal hurdles to work through if you have kids. Many parents struggle with child support, whether they do not receive the support they deserve or they struggle to make payments...
