McKinley Irvin Blogs from November 2020

• How to Obtain Financial Independence After Divorce

  Nov 18, 2020
  A divorce can completely unravel both spouses’ finances for various reasons, which is why it is important to take control of one’s money after a marriage ends so that one can secure financial independence. Below, our experienced divorce lawyers at McKinley Irvin discuss several strategies for managing finances after a divorce is finalized. Examine & Understand Your Financial Position If you plan to support yourself and maintain financial independence, you need a clear understanding of your personal finances. Start by looking ...
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• Determining Parent Visitation Outside the Courtroom

  Nov 9, 2020
  When parents divorce or legally separate, not wanting to involve the court or child support system in their personal lives is common. If the parents can prioritize the needs of their children and fairly negotiate a visitation schedule, then court intervention may not be necessary. Keep reading to find out how mediation and parenting plans can be used to avoid costly court battles. Mediating Child Custody Issues While it is never easy to separate from a person your life is intertwined with, especially if you have children ...
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• McKinley Irvin ranked in 2021 "Best Law Firms" by U.S. News & Best Lawyers

  Nov 5, 2020
  For the tenth consecutive year, McKinley Irvin has earned a Tier 1 Family Law Ranking in the Seattle metropolitan area from U.S. News–Best Lawyers®. Firms included in the 2021 "Best Law Firms" list are recognized for professional excellence with persistently impressive ratings from clients and peers. Achieving a tiered ranking signals a unique combination of quality law practice and breadth of legal expertise. “To have the excellence of our work and integrity of our firm recognized by Best Law Firms and U.S. News for the ...
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• Everything to Know About Bankruptcy & Divorce

  Nov 3, 2020
  If one is currently filing for bankruptcy, and they and their spouse have just decided to get a divorce, an understanding of precisely how these changes could affect one another is imperative. Filing for bankruptcy can be a great way to handle mounting debt and provide a fresh financial start, and a divorce can do much of the same for one’s personal life. However, doing both at the same time can be tough, and a bit stressful. To ensure you make the right decision for yourself and your family, make sure you know how ...
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