Business owners in Washington state face a complex financial situation should they decide to divorce. Issues surrounding valuation, asset liquidity, and fair compensation for a spouse's labor frequently arise. These thorny financial questions usually call for the...
It's rare for people going through a divorce in Washington to avoid the occasional hurdle. Things can get even more problematic when someone with considerable assets divorces. One potential problem one or both parties can encounter in a divorce involves something...
Going through a divorce is tough in Washington, no matter what the circumstances are. It can be an emotionally charged and difficult time for everyone involved. When you're a medical professional, though, there are some additional considerations to take into account...
Marriage is a beautiful thing that almost anyone in Washington would love to get into, hoping it'll last their entire lives. Unfortunately, more than half of all unions end in divorce. So, if you are a high-net-worth individual, you should plan and prepare yourself...
Don't expect a divorce between executive employees to be entirely straightforward. Even when spouses come to an agreement about ending a marriage, large assets are complicated to divide. The larger the financial value is, the better that the account or fund might be...
Residents of Snohomish County, western Washington state and other parts of Washington may want to learn more about what "high conflict divorce" really is. The term is, in reality, a form of post-separation legal abuse. According to Psychology Today, this is a form of...
For couples who don't have a valid prenuptial agreement, property settlement agreement or community property agreement in Washington, the court decides how to divide their property and debt. Washington is a community property state, which means that all marital...
If you are a business owner in Washington in the midst of a divorce, you'll have new tax implications once you and your spouse have signed the papers terminating your marriage. Here are some points you need to consider while negotiating your divorce terms. Tax-free...
Some statistics show that about half of all marriages in the United States are ending in divorce, whether it's the person's first or latest marriage. This only makes it all the more crucial that all Washington marital assets are properly identified and allocated...
Washington residents understand that property division can be one of the most contentious parts of any divorce. When there are many assets at stake, people may be motivated to try and hide some of them and avoid sharing with their estranged spouse. One way that...
