Preparing to Meet with Your Divorce Attorney
There is plenty on your mind already if you’ve reached the point that you need to meet with a divorce lawyer about your case. Here are some things to remember…
Are you going through a divorce as a man?
Our divorce advice for men page is designed to provide you with everything you need to know about going through divorce as a man. Below you will find downloadable guides and checklists; pages on how the divorce process works in Washington, how to respond to being served with divorce papers, how to file for divorce, etc.; blogs on how dads can win custody, how a man should prepare for divorce proceedings, and much more. One of the best ways to protect yourself is to learn the rules, so start preparing yourself now!
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Avoid Costly Mistakes with our Divorce Rules for Men Video
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Filling out Divorce Paperwork Yourself?
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One of our top paralegals walks you through the paperwork most commonly needed for a divorce or custody case. We also have helpful links to the paperwork you need, and county clerks’ offices where you can find out the rules and procedures for your county.
Our Favorites
A collection of our recommended content for men and dads going through divorce.
Should I Represent Myself in My Own Divorce?
This is a question everyone should ask before they hire an attorney to handle their divorce. Attorneys are expensive. Only hire one if you need one. The question is whether…
Winning Your Divorce Before Trial
Most divorce cases never go to trial. The day you file for divorce, your trial date is months and thousands of dollars away. Divorces are won and lost in pretrial…
How Fathers Can Win Custody
Understanding Child Custody for Fathers in Washington Winning full custody, for either party, generally requires there to be substantial evidence that one parent is a detriment to the child’s well…
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Washington No-Fault Divorce: What are the Grounds for a Dissolution of Marriage?
Divorce is a decision that should never be taken lightly. Unfortunately, there are many instances in which divorce is simply unavoidable, and it’s in the best interest of all parties…
How to Handle Custody and Visitation During the Divorce Process
Divorce can be a lengthy and contentious process. But there are some issues that must be addressed as soon as a couple is separating and cannot be delayed until finalization…
What Happens if a Divorce Goes to Trial?
For a divorce to start, a spouse must file and serve a petition to initiate the lawsuit. There may be temporary hearings to help solve immediate issues until a settlement…
What Your Divorce Lawyer Needs to Know
The dissolution of a marriage comes with issues that can be difficult or confusing for someone to face on their own. You are required to make tough decisions, from division…
Uncontested Divorce in Washington State: Will It Work for You?
You and your spouse have decided to end your relationship. What are your next steps? Since Washington is a “no-fault” state, you do not have to worry about proving anything…
Top 10 Cities with the Highest Divorce Rate in Washington State
For decades, the divorce rate has been consistent – at least as far as the general population is concerned. Anyone walking down the aisle knew they had a 50-50 chance…
Coronavirus and Divorce: Why the U.S. Divorce Rate Has Started to Spike
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, some people predicted another U.S. baby boom. Unfortunately, sheltering in place has had its drawbacks, as some couples have experienced more turbulence…
The Holidays and the Psychological Effects of Divorce on Children
Divorce is difficult for everyone involved, including your kids. The holidays can be an especially difficult time for your kids. They experience a sense of excitement and nostalgia, but with…
