High conflict divorces create intense emotional stress for parents. You can regain control of your situation by establishing firm communication rules, gathering factual documentation and focusing on your child's well-being under Washington law. Set strict...
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How your social media posts can hurt your child custody case
You share an Instagram story from a weekend away. Days later, a screenshot appears in your custody case as proof that partying takes priority over parenting. If you are protecting your bond with your child, that shift can feel unfair. Knowing how courts might...
Tips for co-parenting with a narcissist
Narcissistic behavior often includes manipulative communication, refusal to take responsibility and a tendency to place personal interests above the needs of others. As such, co-parenting with someone who exhibits narcissistic traits can be extremely challenging. For...
How can a parent resolve a violation of their custody order?
Shared custody is a common outcome during Washington divorce proceedings or breakups. The family courts have the authority to divide parental responsibilities between the adults in a family, and parents also have the option of working together to reach a settlement....
Can you stop your ex from exposing your child to a certain religion?
When you got married, you knew that you and your spouse follow different religions. At the time, maybe you thought that it wouldn't be a big deal in your relationship in the two of you could coexist without a problem. That has changed somewhat after your divorce. The...
If the other parent withholds custody, a modification may be in order
There is nothing worse than thinking that you’re going to have custody of your child for the weekend or the next week only to receive a message that the other parent isn’t dropping them off or to get to the pick-up point and have no one there at all. This kind of...