Update your estate plan? Yes, major life changes mean it's time to review your plan to keep your wishes and loved ones protected.

Outdated employment policies can cost you, keep your Washington business compliant with regular reviews and updates.

Use legal tools to keep your Seattle business running while you take a break, prepare now for peace of mind later.

Workplace allegations require a fair, legal approach, see why third-party investigations protect your business and your people.

Fractional In-House Counsel gives Seattle businesses flexible legal help without the full-time cost.

Learn how to balance parenting and dating after divorce while protecting your children's well-being.

Discover how to stay connected, co-parent effectively, and advocate for your rights as a father during divorce.

Estate planning for single parents: protect your kids' future with wills, trusts, and guardianship decisions.

Blended families face unique financial challenges, see how a postnuptial agreement can bring clarity and security,

A child's preference matters in custody cases, but it's not the only factor. Here's how Washington courts weigh their input.

The decision to divorce is never an easy one. When a couple decides to end their marriage, several concerns arise. Financial issues are...

Prenuptial agreements protect assets and promote trust. Learn why they're smart planning for first and second marriages alike.

Washington law limits your ability to disinherit your spouse, learn how community property and elective share laws protect them.

Master the dos and don’ts for fathers after divorce to create a healthy, stable co-parenting environment for your kids.

Estate planning isn’t just for the rich, everyone needs a plan to protect loved ones, assets, and healthcare wishes.

Washington courts support equal parenting, debunking the myth that mothers always win custody.

Friend navigating divorce? It's tough on you too. Learn how to offer meaningful support & practical help.

Raising a child is expensive. A recent study done by Lending Tree  found that, on average, it will cost about $300,000 to raise a child...

Talking to parents about estate planning is vital yet challenging. Get compassionate tips for navigating these tough conversations & planning for their future.