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There are less than ten states in the country that follow community property laws. Under this property division principle, the courts will seek to divide you and your spouse’s marital assets and debts equally, regardless of which spouse the asset was titled to. In...
Divorce is a tough time for everyone involved, especially for children. It becomes twice as hard if divorce includes a child with special needs. Unlike usual custody arrangements, this situation needs more careful planning. Parents have to consider their child's...
Most people find the idea of divorce disconcerting, partially because of how much it destabilizes household finances. Spouses have to pay for the divorce itself, and they also need to divide their property with one another. Unless spouses previously negotiated a...
When you decide to end your marriage, many things will change in your life. You may have concerns about your future as well as how these changes will impact your children. Even though divorce can feel overwhelming, it is a common experience for many couples and their...
Most couples understand that the easiest and most cost-effective route to divorce is by working together for a reasonable settlement. But divorce can be a painful and emotional experience, resulting in a contentious fight. While both parties want the process to be...
Washington is a community property state: A divorcing couple may find themselves dividing property and assets acquired during their marriage equally and in half. While it may seem relatively easy to combine property and then split everything between two spouses, the...
Divorce may be a legal process, but you know it involves much more than the law. Of course, it impacts you emotionally, too. But getting a divorce also affects your finances. If you are not careful, splitting up can send you into financial ruin. It is essential to...