Need a divorce attorney in Seattle? This complete guide explains the Washington divorce process, child custody laws, property division, and spousal support in King County. Contact the Law Office of Tyler L. Merrill for experienced legal help.
High-asset divorce with children in Seattle? Learn how Washington courts handle property division, custody, and child support in complex cases. Serving King County.
Facing a high-asset divorce in Seattle? The Law Office of Tyler L. Merrill offers strategic, discreet legal counsel for property division, child custody, and spousal support in King County.
By the Law Office of Tyler L. Merrill – Experienced Family Law Attorneys Serving Seattle and King County, WA Thinking About Divorce in Seattle? Start Here. Whether you’re considering filing for divorce or responding to a petition, understanding the process in Seattle...
In Washington State, divorce is also known as a "dissolution of marriage." Here are some of the basics of the divorce process in Washington State: Residency: At least one spouse must have been a resident of Washington State for a minimum of 90 days before filing for...
The coronavirus pandemic has forced all aspects of society to make changes, however, filing for divorce is still possible. The process in King County is different, and aspects of the Court are limited. For example, King County Superior Court has limited Family Law...
Police have seen an increase in domestic violence cases during the coronavirus crisis. The Seattle Police Department stated it has seen a 21 percent increase in domestic violence reports last month. Governor Inslee's stay home orders may have contributed to the...
On March 23, 2020, Jay Inslee, Governor of the State of Washington issued the Stay Home - Stay Healthy Proclamation. In part the proclamation states: "All people in Washington State shall immediately cease leaving their home or place of residence except: (1) to...
When an agreement is reached, typically after mediation, a document can be signed reflecting the same. The document signed is typically referred to as a CR 2A. The reference is to a specific rule, Washington State's Superior Court Rule 2A. This rule binds the parties...
Attorney Tyler L. Merrill In Washington State, under RCW 26.09.160, failure to comply with a decree or temporary injunction is contemptible. A common example in Family Law is failure to follow a Parenting Plan. This includes failure to follow a temporary Parenting...
