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Divorce Client Information Sheet

Seattle Washington Divorce Client Information Sheet

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This form, a Divorce Information Form, is used to gather informatin regarding children, property, and assets during the initiation of a divorce proceeding

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Interesting Questions

Can I change my name back after the divorce?

Yes, you can change your name back to your maiden name or any other name you'd like as part of the divorce process. Just make sure to let the court know that’s your intention, and they'll help you with the steps.

How is property divided in a Washington divorce?

Washington follows community property laws, meaning that most property acquired during the marriage is divided evenly. However, what’s considered separate property or community property can sometimes be a gray area.

What about child custody and support during the divorce?

Child custody and support are often key concerns during a divorce. In Washington, the courts aim to serve the best interests of the child, so parents usually work together to come up with a custody arrangement that works for everyone.

Will I have to go to court for my divorce?

It depends on your situation. If both you and your spouse can agree on everything, you might not need to step foot in a courtroom. However, if there are disagreements, then you may need to appear in court to resolve those issues.

What are the grounds for divorce in Washington?

In Washington, you can file for divorce for various reasons, but the most common one is 'irretrievable breakdown of the marriage.' This basically means that things have soured and there's no way to fix it.

How long does the divorce process usually take in Seattle?

The time it takes for a divorce can vary quite a bit, but generally, it can take anywhere from a few months to over a year, depending on how complicated things are and if both parties can agree on key issues.

What do I need to bring to my first meeting about divorce?

You should bring any important documents, like marriage certificates, financial records, and anything else related to your marriage and finances. It helps to have everything together to get the ball rolling.