If you have gone through a divorce in Washington State and have kids, or even if you have ended a non-marital relationship with kids, it is in your children’s best interests to figure out a way to co-parent with your ex-spouse. Fortunately, co-parenting apps are available to help you out. A Washington State child custody lawyer can teach you about these apps and provide co-parenting resources to help you raise your kids with your former spouse and avoid conflict. Divorce Lawyers For Men has a team of family lawyers in place who are here to help you deal with the challenges of divorce. To learn ..read more

The process of divorcing an incarcerated spouse is not always clear. An experienced Washington State divorce attorney at Divorce Lawyers for Men is here to protect your rights, starting with this brief guide on how to divorce an incarcerated spouse. Can you get a divorce if your spouse is incarcerated? It is a common misunderstanding that if one’s spouse is in jail, you cannot legally divorce until they are released. This is a misconception. You can file and become successfully divorced from a spouse who is incarcerated. Even if your spouse is uncooperative, you can still file for divorce. The ..read more

As adults, most would agree that the summer months with vacations and family reunions were more exciting as a child. Back then, it was difficult to understand why Dad yelled at the tailgater just ten minutes into a five-hour road trip as Mom stared blankly out the window in silence. Being the creator of your family’s good times is not always easy. Now, you are in their shoes, often filling the role of both parents as you navigate the world of divorce. The summer is here, it is officially family reunion month, and the change in your family dynamics is painfully apparent. 4 tips to get through f ..read more

As adults, most would agree that the summer months with vacations and family reunions were more exciting as a child. Back then, it was difficult to understand why Dad yelled at the tailgater just ten minutes into a five-hour road trip as Mom stared blankly out the window in silence. Being the creator of your family’s good times is not always easy. Now, you are in their shoes, often filling the role of both parents as you navigate the world of divorce. The summer is here, it is officially family reunion month, and the change in your family dynamics is painfully apparent. 4 tips to get through f ..read more

Moving and relocating is a complicated process, especially when you are co-parenting. Though deciding to move often seems like a personal decision, that is not always the case when children are involved. The relocation of children whose parents are divorced or separated is frequently contentious. Because of this, Washington State Courts and the legislature have developed laws to deal with the issues involved. The Revised Code of Washington 29.06.405-916 contains the applicable Statutes for Washington State relocation. Addressing Relocation in Your Parenting Plan When there is no parenting plan ..read more

Recognized as a leading cause of divorce, infidelity can unravel a marriage, causing legal consequences, emotional distress, and new dimensions of betrayal in this digital era. In this blog post, we examine infidelity in divorce, its impact, and how the rise of online infidelity has changed the landscape of divorce proceedings. Legal effects of betrayal Cheating on a partner often signifies the end of a marriage, as this behavior breeds a potent mix of emotional distress, resentment, and loss of trust, culminating in divorce. Divorce isn’t just an emotional journey – it is a legal one. The leg ..read more

Alimony and child support are often mistaken as interchangeable terms since both are typically monthly payments to a former spouse. However, it’s crucial to understand that these are distinct legal concepts with notable differences. Join us as we debunk this common misconception, shedding light on the differences between alimony and child support and revealing how one very seldom affects the other. Understanding Alimony and Child Support Alimony, known as spousal support or maintenance in Washington State law, involves financial assistance provided to a former spouse following the dissolution ..read more

Navigating summer visitation can be especially challenging for divorced fathers. Whether you are the primary caregiver or not, being prepared for summer visitation is crucial. This article will cover helpful strategies, including giving your children a platform to express their emotions, educating them about differing rules at each parent’s home, and equipping them to cope with feelings of fear or homesickness. If you are the primary caregiver Divorce can be a challenging experience for everyone involved, especially for children. If you are a divorced father and the primary caregiver, navigati ..read more

The economic impact of marriage equality 8 years after Obergefell v. Hodges Considering the events of recent years, it has become apparent that love may be the key to holding everything together. Many have watched the stock market quake, brought on by a flurry of uncertainty. But one event has proven to be a source of shoring up in a shaky economy, and that was the ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges that guaranteed all same-sex couples the right to marry. With the stroke of a pen, the Supreme Court not only vastly improved the lives of gay couples but positively impacted the state of the union by ..read more

Going through a divorce is seldom a simple journey, and outside elements like the economy can make it even more challenging. Financial troubles such as economic declines, rising prices, and other monetary concerns can greatly influence a couple’s choice to end their marriage. In this blog post, we will delve into the impact of economic factors on divorce rates and discuss the key financial aspects to be mindful of during a divorce. Divorce rates tend to drop when the economy is poor Although it might appear paradoxical, research has indicated that divorce rates frequently decline amidst econom ..read more