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7 Tips for Establishing a Parenting Plan in a Divorcewww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2010/october/7-tips-for-establishing-a-parenting-plan-in-a-di.aspx
A parenting plan is a court order that establishes how parents will share the responsibilities of caring for their children after they divorce. A parenting plan should include provisions on: Where the children primarily live and how often they stay ...
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Same-Sex Marriage & Divorce in Washingtonwww.mckinleyirvin.com/resources/same-sex-marriage-divorce-in-washington.aspx
Legal Guide to Same-Sex Marriage, Parenting & Divorce in Washington Legally recognized or not, same-sex couples are forming (and will continue to form) loving partnerships. They will have children. Some will also break-up. The Legal Guide to Same-Sex ...
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5 Tips for Effective Co-Parenting During the Holidayswww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2022/december/5-tips-for-effective-co-parenting-during-the-hol.aspx
The holidays are filled with festivities and complications for co-parents. This season can be stressful for anyone, but parents with shared child custody have additional obstacles that can turn the holidays sour. Tip 1: Put the Children First ...
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Tips for Parenting Plans Involving Babies & Young Childrenwww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2022/october/tips-for-parenting-plans-involving-babies-young-.aspx
Creating a parenting plan is never easy, especially when your children are still young. Older children are often better equipped to handle divorce and separation issues, or they are at least able to grasp what is going on. Babies and young children, ...
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How to Successfully Co-Parent After a Divorcewww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2013/march/how-to-successfully-co-parent-after-a-divorce.aspx
The divorce process is confusing and stressful for all families, but particularly so for families with young children. It is often difficult for newly separated parents to determine what kind of long-term parenting arrangement will be best for their ...
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How to Financially Prepare for a Washington Divorcewww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2023/october/how-to-financially-prepare-for-a-washington-divo.aspx
Divorce often comes with a range of stressors. From determining property division to establishing custodial rights between co-parents, there is much to consider in a Washington divorce. For many divorcing spouses, financial concerns are paramount ...
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What Are the Different Types of Visitation?www.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2024/january/what-are-the-different-types-of-visitation-.aspx
Visitation rights, in the context of family law, refer to the legal privileges granted to the non-custodial parent to spend time with their child after a separation or divorce. These rights are designed to maintain the parent-child relationship and ...
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5 Co-Parenting Tips for When You and Your Ex Don't Get Alongwww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2017/december/5-co-parenting-tips-for-when-you-and-your-ex-don.aspx
When you and your ex have a contentious relationship, it can make parenting much more difficult. Whether you were married to your ex or not, splits can be emotionally difficult and may result in feelings of anger or resentment on either side. ...
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How to Protect Your Credit in a Washington Divorcewww.mckinleyirvin.com/family-law-blog/2023/november/how-to-protect-your-credit-in-a-washington-divor.aspx
Divorce is a significant life event that can have lasting impacts on various aspects of our lives, including economic security. For many couples, the implications of divorce on credit score and other key elements of financial stability can be major ...
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