One of the greatest concerns for divorcing parents is often protecting their children from the tension, squabbles and other negative things that can occur during this difficult time. You may be among those Washington parents who try to keep your children insulated from your marital struggles, but when it comes to custody matters, it may be impossible to protect them entirely.
Is a "strategic" divorce worth it?
Marriage can be a great thing, but there are times when it can do a real number on a couple's financial situation. For this reason, more couples in Washington and elsewhere are considering "strategic" divorce. This is where they purposely end their marriage for tax and other monetary benefits. Is doing this worth it?
Filing for divorce from a narcissist?
Narcissism is a personality disorder that more people seem to have now than in years past. A narcissist is someone who, in short, is a selfish bully. He or she can seem charming and loving one minute and then emotionally abusive and cruel the next. Washington residents who are currently in relationships with people who have this mental disorder, and wish to file for divorce, can certainly do so. They just need to be ready to expect a fight.
