by Amber M. Rushbanks (Rush) | Jul 14, 2026 | Blogs By Amber M. Rushbanks (Rush), Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce in Washington, Family Law, Legal Separation, Parenting Plan
What Washington Parents Need to Know About Professionally Supervised Parenting Schedules If you are involved in a custody case in Washington State where concerns about domestic violence, substance abuse, or mental health have been raised, the court may order... 
by Chelsie M. Elliott | Apr 11, 2026 | Blogs By Chelsie M. Elliott, Child Custody, Committed Intimate Relationship, Divorce in Washington, Family Law, Legal Separation, Non-Marital Relationships, Parenting Plan, Relocation
Your current or ex-partner/co-parent took your child to another city, state, or country without your knowledge or permission, now what? It’s every parent’s worst nightmare: your child has gone missing. According to Child Find of America, approximately 2,300 children... 
by Anna M. Vujovic | Mar 9, 2026 | Blogs By Anna M. Vujovic, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce in Washington, Family Law, Family Law Trial, Legal Separation, Non-Marital Relationships, Parenting Plan, Post Final Orders, Post-Secondary Support
The Legal Reality of Co-Parenting in Washington Across Washington family law cases—whether divorce, parentage actions, or post-decree modifications—a recurring issue is not a lack of love for the child, but difficulty maintaining effective and constructive... 
by Alyssa M. Lax | Feb 8, 2026 | Blogs By Alyssa M. Lax, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce in Washington, Family Law, Family Law Trial, Legal Separation, Parenting Plan
Is an AI Tool Enough for Your Divorce/Custody Research? Getting divorced or pursuing child custody can be a complex and emotionally overwhelming process. People are often uncertain about what to expect and have many questions at the outset of their case. Naturally,... 
by Colt J. Warrington | Jan 3, 2026 | Blogs By Colt J. Warrington, Business Law, Child Custody, Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Divorce in Washington, Employment Law, Family Law Trial, Non-Marital Relationships, Personal Injury Law
What to Know About Representing Yourself in a Lawsuit In the legal world, the phrase “a person who represents themselves has a fool for a client” is a common axiom. While the idea of self-representation—known as pro se representation—may seem appealing to... 
by Anna M. Vujovic | Dec 15, 2025 | Blogs By Anna M. Vujovic, Child Custody, Child Support, Contempt, Divorce in Washington, Family Law, Family Law Trial, Legal Separation, Non-Marital Relationships, Parenting Plan, Post Final Orders, Post-Secondary Support
Representing Yourself in Washington Family Court? Start With a Strong Declaration. It is often the case that one cannot afford an attorney in family law case, and representing yourself in a family law courtroom can seem daunting. One of the most common questions I...