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(425) 577-7674

1200 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109

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Services/Products: Abuse Alimony Annulments Child Custody Child Support Contested Divorces Custody Dissolution Divorce Domestic Violence Parental Rights Prenuptial's Separation Spousal Support Uncontested Divorces Visitation
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Address: 9 Lake Bellevue Dr Ste 204, Bellevue, WA 98005

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Divorce
Many people are familiar with how divorce litigation works – we’ve all seen movies and read books that contain divorce court drama. However, fewer people are familiar with the process of mediation – while some know that mediation is a way to talk through a divorce agreement with a neutral party, not many know the general steps of the process.
Child Support
Child support is a common issue divorcing parents in Bellevue face. Before a divorce will be finalized, the parents must come to an agreement on who will have custody of the children and, in turn, which parent will provide child support payments.
Child Custody and Visitation
Going through a divorce, child custody battle, mediation, or any other type of family dispute can be extremely difficult for you and your family members. You need a law firm with attorneys who...
Paternity
Of course, while the traditional family dynamic of married biological parents is still common, there exists a variety of other paternity cases and scenarios among Bellevue families in which the children still share a bond with the father.
Premarital Agreement
Prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements, also referred to as marital agreements, are legal documents crafted by spouses in order to determine what happens to specific assets in the event of a separation and divorce. As the titles may indicate, prenuptial agreements are entered into prior to the marriage, while postnuptial agreements may be crafted after the nuptials.
Guardianship
Another extremely important function of a last will and testament is appointing guardianship for your children. If you should pass away while your children are minors, you’ll likely want to specify someone you trust who will be responsible for taking care of them. Otherwise, that decision will fall to the court’s rules, which could leave your little ones in the care of someone you wouldn’t be comfortable with.
Spousal Support
A divorce spells significant change in the lives of couples. The Washington state divorce process may lead to eventual discussions and agreements over child and spousal support, custody, and property distribution.
Legal Separation
Whether you are deciding if divorce is for you or wanting to know the difference between a legal separation and divorce, our family law office can answer your questions.
Annulment
When you consider ending your marriage, divorce is often the most common solution. However, there is another way you can legally end your marriage—through an annulment. This legal procedure cancels a marriage and legally declares that it did not exist and was not valid. There are two types of annulment—civil and religious—and you may wish for one or both, depending on your personal needs and situation. If you choose an annulment over a divorce, it’s important to know the difference between the two types and how to get legal help.
Child Abuse
First and foremost, a mediator will stop a mediation session if she believes that either party or their children are in danger. For example, if one party threatens another party, or threatens to harm or abduct the children involved in the divorce, a mediator will not continue and will alert authorities if they need to under the law. In addition, if the mediator sees evidence of domestic abuse, child abuse, or child neglect, they will also halt the mediation sessions and may be legally obligated to tell police.

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Estate Planning
Stacey Smythe joins the Law Offices of Molly B. Kenny with over 24 years of legal experience, focusing on Family Law, Estate Planning and Probate. Stacey graduated from the University of Puget Sound with a bachelor of arts in Business Administration and Sociology. She received her Juris Doctorate from University of Puget Sound School of Law in 1991...
Wills
An advance healthcare directive. If you’re unable to make critical decisions about your own medical care, this document specifies your end-of-life medical wishes, including life-sustaining treatments and organ donation. This is sometimes called a “living will”; however, this document should not be confused with your last will and testament.
Trusts
However, probate comes with some considerable disadvantages for many estates, and it may be desirable to avoid the process as much as possible. If you want to have control of how your assets are distributed when you’re gone, a living trust is a tool you can use as part of your estate plan, and it can help your heirs avoid the considerable time and expense of the probate process, as well. Here’s what you need to know about getting started with a living trust.
Power of Attorney
A Durable Power of Attorney. If you should pass away or become incapacitated, a durable power of attorney allows you to appoint a person to make decisions in your stead. This document is especially important if you frequently make important financial decisions. Without a power of attorney, no one can speak for you, or the court could appoint someone to make decisions for you—which is a long, difficult, and expensive process.
Probate
When someone passes away, the legal process by which the financial and legal matters of the estate are handled is called probate. A valid will can help shorten or even avoid probate entirely. Our estate planning attorney can help avoid probate by creating an estate plan or help the personal representative through the probate process.

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