The Federal Way News ran two articles about murder and mania in our fair city, both cases showing graphically how difficult it is to control domestic violence, even of the most brutal and open kind. In this blog post, we’ll
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The Seattle Family Law Blog, published by Clement Law Center, focuses on family law issues including domestic violence, child custody, child support, and divorce proceedings. It discusses legal protections for victims of domestic abuse, such as restraining orders and orders for protection, and provides information on advocacy resources and support agencies. The blog also covers the legal processes involved in parenting plans, mental health evaluations in custody disputes, and the enforcement and modification of child support obligations. It addresses practical guidance for navigating family law challenges and highlights the impact of legal decisions on children and families.
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Domestic Violence
What would you do if a friend of yours started confiding in you about terrible living conditions at home? She starts out by telling you that she feels horribly misused. Her husband treats her like a servant, and controls all…
The Ten Commandments of Child Support
You’re a responsible, loving, divorced parent. Your children are in the primary custody of your ex spouse. You work hard and pay your child support. One day you open your mail and you get an unexpected love letter from the…
What About the Kids? Part Two
What if one parent in a divorce case claims that the other parent has a serious emotional disorder, and the other parent denies it and refuses to cooperate with any evaluation or testing? In that case, the lawyer for the…
What About the Kids? Part One
Let’s say that you and your spouse have finally agreed to get a divorce. You’ve discussed and resolved just about everything: who gets what car, TV set, bank account, appliances, and electronics. You’ve agreed on just about everything – with…
MOVING OUT OF STATE AFTER A DIVORCE
What would you do if you had primary custody of your children after a divorce, then remarried, planned to move to another state, but were denied the right to take the children with you by the Divorce Court?In a case…