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If you're going through a divorce in Washington, there's a good chance that your spouse's spending habits will cause some problems. Unfortunately, it's common for estranged spouses to continue spending recklessly even after the divorce is finalized, creating a lot of...
Whether in Washington, another state or anywhere in the world, the way you cope with divorce can have a drastic effect on your life. Children of divorcing parents can follow the following helpful tips for living a productive life through this trying time. Remember...
Teenagers can be significantly impacted upon learning their parents are getting divorced. It’s common for some to be in shock or denial. Others sink into a depression and lose interest in activities. If you and your Washington spouse are divorcing, you can help your...
If you intend to file for a divorce or if your spouse is thinking of getting divorced, it's important to contemplate how the process may affect your business in Washington and then take the necessary steps to protect it. After all, you spent a significant amount of...
Social media can be an unhealthy environment for people in Washington who are going through a divorce. While the best approach might be to forgo social media altogether until the divorce is finalized, those who want to continue using it should adhere to some...
The decision to divorce is not an easy one, and when one spouse is reluctant, the process can become even more complicated. If you are a Washington resident who has decided to end your marriage but your spouse is not in agreement, you need to prepare yourself for a...
The formal document declaring the termination of a marriage is known as a final decree of divorce. If a divorce case goes to court and the judge issues a ruling, the ruling is deemed official when the judge signs the decree. The court clerk should sign the decree as...
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...
