McKinley Irvin Blogs from June 2018

• Divorcing a Narcissist

  Jun 28, 2018
  The divorce process isn’t easy for anyone, but when your spouse is particularly self-absorbed or narcissistic, the entire process can be especially challenging. A narcissist is a very extreme type of personality, often characterized by egotistical, arrogant, and unfeeling characteristics. Plenty of people can exhibit these behaviors every now and then – but for a narcissist, these are deep-seated aspects of their personality. Dealing with this personality type during simple arguments can be bad enough, but when you try to go ...
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• 20 McKinley Irvin Attorneys Included in 2018's Washington Super Lawyers

  Jun 18, 2018
  We congratulate the twenty attorneys from McKinley Irvin's offices in Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, and Vancouver who have been named 2018 Washington Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. McKinley Irvin 2018 Washington Super Lawyers: Marc Christianson, Of Counsel Janet A. George, Of Counsel Elizabeth Michelson, Of Counsel Jennifer Payseno, Partner Kim Schnuelle, Senior Attorney Laura Sell, Law Practice Managing Partner David Starks, Partner Gordon W. Wilcox, Of Counsel McKinley Irvin Washington 2018 Rising Stars: Mark Arend, Attorney ...
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• Celebrating Father's Day After Divorce

  Jun 11, 2018
  After you and your family have undergone a significant change, you’ll realize that some days are more difficult than others. Father’s Day, for example, can be a challenge after you and your spouse have gone through a divorce, both for practical reasons and emotional ones. Most children will likely want to spend time with their father on that day, but what if the prearranged custody agreement or visitation schedule doesn’t line up? Or, what happens if the children already have plans with their mother or other family members ...
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• What Are Temporary Orders in a Divorce Case?

  Jun 8, 2018
  Once your divorce is final, you and your ex-spouse will have a detailed agreement outlining how to handle each aspect of your divorce. Your settlement agreement can include rules regarding child support payments, spousal support payments, child custody, what to do with your shared property, and so on. However, while you’re in the thick of the divorce process, how are you and your spouse supposed to handle these issues? What Are Temporary Divorce Orders? Temporary family law orders provide a way for couples to address issues ...
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