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Divorce matters in Renton. Whitaker Kent Ordell PLLC serves clients throughout Renton and the greater Seattle area.

Divorce matters in Kirkland. Whitaker Kent Ordell PLLC serves clients throughout Kirkland and the greater Seattle area.

Divorce matters in Redmond. Whitaker Kent Ordell PLLC serves clients throughout Redmond and the greater Seattle area.

Divorce matters in Bellevue. Whitaker Kent Ordell PLLC serves clients throughout Bellevue and the greater Seattle area.

Divorce matters in Seattle. Whitaker Kent Ordell PLLC serves clients throughout Seattle and the greater Seattle area.

What Happens to Retirement Accounts in a Divorce? Retirement accounts are often among the most significant financial assets involved in a divorce. For couples in Seattle, King County, Bellevue, and the Eastside, questions involving pensions, 401(k) accounts, IRAs, investment accounts, and other retirement benefits can become an important part of the property division process. Understanding how these assets are evaluated … Read More

Who Keeps the Family Pet in a Divorce? Disputes involving family pets can become surprisingly emotional during a divorce, particularly when both spouses share a close bond with the animal. For couples in Seattle, King County, Bellevue, and the Eastside, questions involving dogs, cats, and other pets may arise alongside larger issues involving property division, parenting arrangements, and financial concerns. … Read More

Can Social Media Affect a Divorce Case? Social media activity can sometimes create unexpected complications during a divorce or family law dispute. For individuals in Seattle, King County, Bellevue, and the Eastside, posts, messages, photographs, and online interactions may become relevant in disputes involving finances, parenting issues, credibility, or personal conduct. Even casual posts made during a stressful period can … Read More

What Happens to the Family Home in a Seattle Divorce? The family home is often one of the most significant assets considered during a divorce in Washington. For couples in Seattle, King County, Bellevue, and the Eastside, the question of who keeps the home—or whether it should be sold—can be both financially and emotionally complex. Courts evaluate housing as part … Read More

Seattle Divorce Timeline: How Long Does a Divorce Take? In Washington, the earliest a divorce can be finalized is 90 days after the petition is filed and served. Many people in Seattle and King County want to know how long the divorce process will take. While some cases move quickly, others take longer depending on the issues involved. Property division, … Read More