When considering divorce, it is important to take into account the financial obligation you might owe your former spouse. In Washington State, we call it “spousal maintenance”, but you might have also heard it called alimony.Read More
Divorce is a tumultuous experience. The emotional turmoil and significant financial changes are some of life’s most intense experiences. Divorce can lead to an unstable financial future. Intentional financial planning and informed decisions will ensure that your divorce settlement will support you throughout your life.Read More
Divorce is a life-altering event that can have significant financial implications. Among the many concerns during a divorce, one question that often arises is, "Does divorce affect your credit score?"Read More
The beginning of the school year brings excitement, fun with new and familiar friends, and a steady stream of expenses for parents of active children. But this year is different because you and your spouse/partner have separated. Before, you simply paid for their sports and clubs and groups and teams from your joint checking account....Read More
Following Washington State law, mediation divides community property is divided as equally and equitably as possible. What can be confusing is whether certain property is considered community or separate property.Read More
During the complexity and uncertainty of divorce, it’s understandable that to feel stressed about your finances. Read our six ways to manage your financial stress during divorce.Read More
