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This holiday season, make new traditions.

Sometimes, traditions can bring back nostalgic memories that are like salt in the wound while you are going through a divorce. Thankfully, instead of dwelling on old traditions, you can take the opportunity to create new traditions. Here are some things to be mindful of when starting a new tradition.

- Decide who you want to be involved
- Start with smaller rituals and traditions
- Remind yourself that change is good, healthy, and a natural part of life
- Think about the meanings behind new traditions
- Avoid too much self-critique

Whatever tradition you start, we wish you the best this holiday season!

If you’re going through a divorce this holiday season, focus on others.

Focusing on your kids, family members, and friends can take your mind off your own worries and troubles. It is a nice respite, even if only for a bit. Think about what you can do to bring joy to the people around you—you might find it lifts your own spirits.

For more tips and support as you navigate divorce, head to divorcelawyersformen.com.

The holidays are a time of joy, giving, and spending time with loved ones.

Unfortunately, if you are in the midst of a divorce, the holidays can be a stressful and even depressing time. Throughout the holiday season, we’ll be sharing coping strategies to implement as you navigate the holidays.

Our first is to learn to let go.

Let go of negative feelings. Let go of expectations. Enjoy the moment.
This is a common piece of great advice but always easier said than done.

Start checking in with yourself throughout the day to see how you are feeling. Take deep breaths and implement meditation and visualization practices to help you release pent-up feelings, breathe more deeply, and let go of stress.

For more help coping with your divorce, visit divorcelawyersformen.com.

From all of us at Divorce Lawyers for Men, Happy Thanksgiving.

To the brave men and women who have served our country, including the incredible veterans on our team, we honor and appreciate your dedication. Thank you for your selfless service on this Veterans Day.

November marks Military Family Appreciation Month.

At Divorce Lawyers for Men, we understand the unique challenges faced by military fathers and families navigating divorce. Throughout Military Family Appreciation Month, we’ll be sharing info relevant to military dads and families navigating divorce. To kick it off, here’s a brief overview of what you need to know about child custody as a military dad. To learn more, visit the Military Divorce section of divorcelawyersformen.com.

Fair visitation can be challenging for service members. If you are active duty military, your schedule can be unpredictable. You may not be able to pick your children up from school because of your military commitments. Just because you don’t have a 9 to 5 schedule, it does not mean that you don’t deserve full visitation with your children. Fight hard for a flexible schedule to make sure you can keep serving our country and spending time with your children on a regular basis.

Military fathers have a unique legal right in the state of Washington. As a service member, you can assign your visitation rights to another person while you are deployed. Washington law only provides this right to members of the military. This means that while you are away, your children will spend your visitation time with the person you designate. For example, this allows your mother, the children’s grandmother, to have your visitation while you are deployed.

To ensure your visitation assignment is respected and your children are spending time with the person you designated, you need a Washington lawyer experienced in Military divorce. If you’re ready to take the next step, click the link in our bio to get in touch with our experienced team.

At Divorce Lawyers for Men, we are proud to support and participate in Movember.

Every November, the Movember movement encourages those who are able to grow mustaches in support of men’s health. Men’s physical and mental well-being is extremely important to us and at the center of our mission. Throughout the month, in honor of Movember, we’ll be sharing more information about men’s health and how you can get involved in Movember yourself, both here and on divorcelawyersformen.com.

If you’re participating in Movember this year, tag us in your pictures for a chance to be featured on our account!

From all of us at Divorce Lawyers for Men, we wish you a safe and happy Halloween!🎃

Thank you to all first responders. We are so grateful for your bravery and dedication to keeping our communities safe.

We are proud to support first responders and offer a 10% discount for all current and retired first responders.

We advise against bringing friends and family to court.

However, if your attorney approves of you bringing someone with you for moral support, limit it to one or two people. Then be sure that the person(s) with you are following all these rules and not undermining your case with a sloppy appearance or inappropriate behavior.

Remember, the saying "you are the company you keep" rings true in the courtroom.

Click the link in our bio for more information about preparing for court, navigating the divorce process, and how our team can help you.

How quickly can you get divorced in Washington?

The statutory mandatory waiting period for a divorce is 90 days after filing a petition with the court and serving the opposing party with the initial pleadings. If the parties are able to reach an agreement on all terms of the divorce (uncontested divorce), the court will grant the divorce after 90 days based on the agreement.

In a contested divorce, it is difficult to estimate how long a case will take to conclude. If the parties have not reached an agreement during the 90-day waiting period, the court will assign a trial date which is typically within one year. The parties are encouraged to continue to negotiate while waiting for the trial date. If an agreement is reached, the divorce can be granted before the trial. Most cases settle without a need for a trial.

To get the ball rolling, call us at (360) 866-7393, or click the link in our bio to visit our website.

In all aspects of life, resiliency is key.

To find out if we can help you as you build your foundation, click the link in our bio.

Before you go to court, make sure you are putting your best foot forward.

Shampoo and style your hair, trim beards and mustaches. If your hair is hard to manage or keep out of your face, tie it back. Show that you understand the gravity of the situation, are responsible, and can care for yourself.

You can find more information about preparing for court, navigating the divorce process, and how our team can help you by clicking the link in our bio.

Many people wonder what a no-fault divorce means.

It is a divorce in which neither person is required to, or allowed to, blame the other spouse for the breakdown of the marriage. The only basis for a no-fault divorce is “irreconcilable difference” or “irretrievable breakdown of marriage.” The court will grant the divorce, but will not assign blame. Marital misconduct is not considered by the court. Washington is a no-fault divorce state.

For more divorce info, visit our website by clicking the link in our bio.

Today, we remember and honor those impacted by the tragic events of September 11th, 2001. We will .

When going to court, leave your phone and other electronics at home. If you must carry it with you, turn it off or silence it before entering the courtroom. Do not use your phone, smartwatch, or other electronics for any reason while you are in the courtroom. It is important to show that you understand the gravity of the situation, are being attentive, and are not disrupting court.

You can find more information about preparing for court, navigating the divorce process, and how our team can help you by clicking the link in our bio.

Wishing a happy Labor Day to all! Your hard work does not go unnoticed. Our offices are closed today to celebrate Labor Day and our hard-working staff. We will be open for regular business hours tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. Enjoy your holiday!

Divorce Lawyers for Men is a highly-revered law firm specializing in various family law practice areas. We are happy to support men like you as you navigate the complexities of property division.

We have represented men and fathers in Washington for over 15 years and in those 15 years have handled countless different property division cases. We understand how difficult the divorce process can be, and especially how complex and difficult property division can be. Our team is experienced, knowledgeable, and here to support you and ensure you live a quality life after divorce. Call us today at (360) 866-7393 to find out what we can do for you.

The second tip in our court prep series is to be mindful of how you present yourself, particularly your posture and buddy language. Be sure to stand up and sit up straight. If you slouch or drag your feet, you appear to be disinterested in what is happening. Also, look directly at the person you are speaking to; your body language will send the message that you are credible and sincere.

Heading to a family reunion this summer? Our latest blog post discusses how to make family reunions as comfortable and enjoyable as possible post-divorce.

Click the link in our bio to read it, and while you’re there, check out the rest of our great divorce resources!

Divorce Lawyers for Men is a highly-revered law firm specializing in various family law practice areas. We are happy to support men like you as you navigate the complexities of military divorce.

We have represented men and fathers in Washington for over 15 years and are proud to be part of the military community. We understand how difficult the divorce process can be, especially for active-duty and retired service members. We are proud to have many veterans on our team and are here to support you and ensure you live a quality life after divorce. Call us today at (360) 866-7393 to find out what we can do for you.

Navigating the legal process can be daunting, but we've got your back. Before stepping into the courtroom, remember to check in with your attorney.

Your attorney is your guide through this journey. Prior to your court date, touch base with them to understand the details, the layout of the courtroom, and what to expect. Follow their lead on seating arrangements and stay calm – they're here to support you.

If your attorney is momentarily absent, stay composed. They might be taking care of other legal matters. Avoid unnecessary interactions and focus on maintaining a low profile. Avoid any conflicts, especially if there are no-contact orders in place.

Stay tuned for more essential tips on preparing for court – we're here to empower you every step of the way.

Divorce Lawyers for Men is a highly-revered law firm that specializes in various practice areas of family law. We are proud to support Washington State men like you as you navigate spousal support and all other aspects of divorce.

We have been representing men in Washington for over 15 years, and we understand how difficult the divorce process can be. We are here to help you through it and to ensure you live a quality life after divorce. Speak to one of our many local attorneys today by calling us at 360-866-7393.

Happy National Son and Daughter Day! We know that parenting can be a challenge during divorce, and we thank you for your hard work and commitment to being a great dad, first and foremost.

Call us at (360) 524-4109 or click the link in our bio to find out how we can support you as a parent.

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Thinking of moving but not sure how to go about it? Our latest blog post details everything you need to know about relocation with children in Washington State.

Click the link in our bio to read it, and while you’re there, check out the rest of our great divorce resources!

Divorce Lawyers for Men is a highly-revered law firm that specializes in various practice areas of family law. We are proud to support Washington State fathers like you as you navigate child support and all other aspects of divorce.

We have been representing men in Washington for over 15 years, and we understand how difficult the divorce process can be. We are here to help you through it and to ensure you live a quality life after divorce. Speak to one of our many local attorneys today by calling us at 360-866-7393.