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Washington doesn’t have common law marriage, and most of what’s online about unmarried couples and property describes other states’ law. This guide is for the
A divorce in Snohomish County follows rules specific to this courthouse, and most of what’s online describes some other county or no county at all.
Most of what you’ll read online about getting divorced describes Washington in general, or King County, or no place at all. Snohomish County has its
Child support in Washington runs on income, and for most parents income is easy: look at the paystub. A business owner is different. The owner
Here’s the objection every business owner’s lawyer eventually makes. The court valued the business by capitalizing its earnings and awarded the other spouse half that
In most states, divorce courts split business goodwill into two piles: enterprise goodwill, which belongs to the business and gets divided, and personal goodwill, which
To start a Tulalip co-parenting case, file a signed petition and pay the filing fee. Obtain a summons and properly serve the other party. Then
Divorces involving a family business raise questions most people have never had a reason to ask. This post is part of a series answering the
Divorces involving a family business raise questions most people have never had a reason to ask. This post is part of a series answering the
Tulalip Tribal Court starts with the individual child, not a preset split of parenting time. The court looks at the child’s safety, relationships, stability, and
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