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Estate planning isn't only for the married with children, single people need to think about their future too.

Things to consider when estate planning for blended or non-traditional family structures.

In Washington State, “common law marriage” does not exist; however, the courts do recognize something called “committed intimate...

Divorce is a deeply personal journey, but when it unfolds under the public eye, it can become a spectacle that affects not just the...

Entering into marriage is a significant milestone, marked by love, commitment, and the promise of a shared future. While contemplating a...

Family law cases are undoubtedly emotionally charged, often revolving around extremely sensitive matters – namely money and kids. While...

With the holiday season well underway, families across the nation are preparing for festivities filled with joy, love, and cherished...

Cohabitating couples may face unique challenges, especially if they are not legally married. Estate planning for cohabitating individuals...

If you are living with your partner but are not legally married, you may be interested to know that upon a change in that relationship...

In Washington state, being a stay-at-home parent in a committed intimate relationship (CIR) without marriage can present significant...