Divorce Lawyer Blog
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Guardianship & Visitation Rights for Relatives
Vetting Guardianship & Visitation Rights for Relatives Parental rights are well protected, but the court will place a child with a guardian if there are safety issues. The court can also allow visitation with a relative (like a grandparent) in certain circumstances. Minor Guardianship The purpose of minor guardianship is to provide a temporary home…
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Child Custody
Child Custody Handled with Care Nothing strikes fear in the hearts of divorcing parents more than the thought of losing contact with their children. This highly charged aspect of divorce is universally nail-biting, especially when agonizing over the short and long-term wellbeing of your kids. At DuBois Levias Law Group, we aim for healthy relationship…
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Navigating Shared Expenses and Co-Parenting After Divorce
Divorce is undoubtedly a challenging process, and when children are involved, navigating shared expenses and financial obligations can add another layer of complexity. As a family law firm, DuBois Levias Law Group’s primary goal is to help divorced parents smoothly manage co-parenting responsibilities while ensuring that their children’s needs are adequately met. There are a…
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Co-parenting in the Time of Coronavirus
On March 13, Governor Inslee declared a state of emergency under the Stafford Act. Courts in other states have closed and King County Superior Court is also taking precautions. The depth of the collective anxiety of self-quarantining is palpable. For those of us who operate under the confines of a Parenting Plan, the pandemic is a…