Prenuptial agreements can protect your business in a divorce

27 February, 2012 (15:42) | Divorce, Financial Planning, Prenuptial Agreements, Property Division | By: Rodney G. Pierce

Among the commonly asked questions for those considering divorce is the question of what to do to protect your business in the divorce process. The structure of your company determines to a large extent how complicated the divorce will be with respect to that item. If it is structured as a 50-50 partnership between husband [...]

Preparing Children for Divorce

10 April, 2011 (16:41) | Child Support, Children and Divorce, Divorce, General, Unmarried Couples | By: Rodney G. Pierce

How to help your children during divorce.

Washington Grand Parents Rights

9 April, 2011 (12:38) | Divorce, General, Grand Parents Rights | By: Rodney G. Pierce

Washington State Grand Parents Rights: Washington State is currently the only state without an operational statute for grandparent visitation. The Washington statute is still on the books, but it was found unconstitutional by the Washington Supreme Court in 2005. Efforts to pass statutes governing grandparent visitation failed in 2006.

Protecting Your Rights

12 February, 2011 (18:45) | Divorce, General, Prenuptial Agreements, Unmarried Couples | By: Rodney G. Pierce

In Washington the individuals in a long-term relationship have certain rights and obligations to each other regarding their property. The concept of a meretricious relationship, established by the Washington Supreme Court, allows certain aspects of the community property laws to be applied to live-in relationships. As a result, if a non-married couple breaks up, they may have to divide [...]