In today's webinar, Attorney Samantha Dammrose from our Family Law Group discusses "Child Support: Post-Secondary Support" https://youtu.be/TdGhTzvv1yE?si=BLvYo8FsCp4JTjZh&t=13 Read More
Washington State Divorce and Family Law Lawyer Kelsey L. Affronte | 5/13/2026
You’ve probably heard the term “alimony,” but Washington Courts refer to payments between divorcing or divorced spouses as “Spousal Support.” So, how do you know if you qualify for receiving spousal support? What about when you may be liable for paying it? Here’s the 411. In Washington, spousal support is decided by the Court and… Read More
Washington State Divorce & Family Law Lawyer Mackenzie O. Bretz | 4/22/2026
At some point in your dissolution matter, you will have to conduct discovery. Discovery is the process by which both parties exchange information and documents, primarily financial. This can be done through agreement or through formal discovery, which consists of interrogatories and requests for production. Interrogatories are questions the client must answer under penalty of… Read More
Washington State Divorce & Family Law Lawyer Amanda N. Gamble | 3/31/2026
The decision to call a family law attorney is not one you are making lightly. There are likely a lot of questions running through your mind. How long does this process take? When will I see my kids? How am I going to pay for this? Will I be able to support myself after the… Read More
Washington State Divorce & Family Law Lawyer Mackenzie O. Bretz | 3/3/2026
If you are going through a divorce or looking to update your Parenting Plan, every decision you make now can have a real impact on your time with your children, the cost and length of your case, and your long-term peace of mind. In July of 2025, Washington State Courts updated the mandatory Parenting Plan… Read More
Washington State Divorce & Family Law Lawyer Mackenzie O. Bretz | 1/28/2026
As you begin the process of divorce, your attorney may inform you that you will have to complete what is called discovery with the other side. Discovery is the process of exchanging documentation, typically financial records, but can include other information such as medical records or credit reports, etc. Knowing how best to approach this… Read More