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According to a 2009 American Community Survey, only 45.8% of children reach the age of 17 while still living with their biological parents who were married before or around the time of their birth. Additionally, 72% of divorces occur within the first 14 years of marriage. Often, it is the children of divorcing parents who… Read More

Divorce ranks among the top five most stressful life events, alongside the death of a loved one, job loss, and major illness. And when your ex is particularly difficult or high conflict, navigating this time can feel nearly impossible. Enter the BIFF Method: a powerful communication strategy designed to help you deal with high-conflict personalities… Read More

The term “grey divorce” is in reference to couples ending long-term (18+ years) marriages after age 50. These types of divorces have surged dramatically in recent years. In the U.S., divorces among individuals 50+ increased from only 8% in 1990 to nearly 40% by 2019. The recent data indicate the “grey divorce” is on the… Read More

Many people may overlook the value of divorce assets when dividing marital property because these assets are not easily liquid. However, these assets and benefits can be very valuable and can provide you with economic stability in your later years. IRA Accounts IRA accounts are among the easiest retirement accounts to divide and manage. These… Read More

June 26th, 2025 Attorney Amanda N. Gamble discusses "Family Law Mediation: 5 Tips for a Smoother Process." Read More

When going through a divorce in Washington state, many individuals mistakenly believe that all assets will be split equally, or 50/50, because the state is a community property state. However, the court has significant discretion to determine a fair and just division of property, which may not always result in an even split. "Equitable" does… Read More

May 29th, 2025 Attorney Lisa H. Do discusses "Tips for Creating a Parenting Plan". Read More

As summer approaches and holidays like Memorial Day draw near, it is crucial to consider which holidays to include in your Parenting Plan and how they will be allocated between each parent. When your attorney prepares a proposed Parenting Plan, they will often include the standard holidays in the family law form. However, it's important… Read More

Discovery is an essential part of litigation. Discovery allows each litigant to learn about the other’s financial situation, assets, debts, parenting plan requests (when applicable) and other relevant information. Discovery can often feel overwhelming and like the other side is being intrusive or requesting privileged information. However, there is very little information that is “off… Read More