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January 9th, 2025 Beresford Booth Attorney Amanda N. Gamble talks about Trailblazing Women In Law. A tribute to our Past and Present. Read More

I often tell my clients to retain court pleadings for their records, but, in protection order matters, I urge my clients to keep multiple hard copies of the order. In the event the restrained party violates a protection order, you will need information about your protection order to report the violation to law enforcement. For… Read More

Happy New Year!  As we embark on a new year, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the past and set intentions for the future. If you’re going through a divorce, this is a particularly significant time to focus on your goals and how you want to move forward. Why Set Intentional Goals? The answer… Read More

The date of separation in a divorce refers to when one or both spouses no longer wish to maintain their marital relationship. A spouse can show this in various ways, most commonly by permanently leaving the marital home or if one spouse files for divorce. What Can Make a Date Of Separation Unclear? There are… Read More

When facing legal challenges, particularly a family law matter, finding the right lawyer can make all the difference. It's not just about finding a legal professional; it's about finding someone who understands your unique situation, can effectively advocate for your interests, and provides the support and guidance you need. Here are some things to consider… Read More

Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process. It is often an unpleasant subject. Unfortunately, many myths and misconceptions surround divorce, which often lead to more confusion and anxiety. Then you add in “googling” divorce to unleash a flood of information. While this information can appear to offer some relief, there are quite a… Read More

Regardless of whether your divorce was lengthy and complicated or straightforward and swift, it's important to address all outstanding matters to finalize the process. Below, you'll find a list of requirements that may apply to you. Life Insurance Beneficiaries It’s a good idea to proactively update the beneficiaries on your life insurance, retirement plans, and… Read More

October 31st, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney Lisa H. Do with guest Attorney/Mediator Rachel Feldbeck talk about Collaborative Divorce Read More

The place to begin is RCW 26.09 which governs the Dissolution Process in Washington. Each County also has its own set of rules you will need to review to successfully navigate the process. You or your spouse has decided to separate. Now what? The date of separation can become important. The “date of separation” is… Read More