Cohen Family Law, LLC

06/03/2026

Even after separation:

→ Joint debts may still impact both parties
→ Missed payments can hurt your credit
→ Closing or refinancing accounts may be necessary

Protecting your credit during divorce is just as important as dividing assets.

05/15/2026

If you have questions about custody or visitation matters, the team at Cohen Family Law is here to help you understand your options.

05/06/2026

Digital assets can include:
✔ Cryptocurrency
✔ Online businesses
✔ Social media accounts
✔ Digital photos and intellectual property

These assets can have real financial and emotional value, and should not be overlooked during property division.

04/29/2026

Unfortunately, it happens. Some signs to watch for:

Unexplained withdrawals or transfers
Missing financial documents
Sudden changes in spending or accounts

Courts require full financial disclosure, and there are legal tools available to uncover hidden assets.

Protecting your financial future starts with knowing what to look for.

04/22/2026

Dividing retirement in a divorce? It’s not as simple as splitting a bank account.

Without a properly drafted QDRO, you could face:
❌ Tax consequences
❌ Delays in receiving funds
❌ Loss of benefits

This is one of the most overlooked—but critical—parts of divorce.

04/10/2026

What does “fair” mean in family law?
Fairness is about balance, not just numbers.

04/03/2026

Custody decisions aren’t about “winning,” they’re about your child’s well-being.

Washington courts focus on the best interests of the child, which may include:
✔ Stability and consistency
✔ Each parent’s involvement in daily care
✔ Emotional bonds with each parent
✔ The child’s developmental needs

If you’re facing a custody issue, it’s important to approach it with both strategy and care.

03/28/2026

Children don’t need all the details... they need reassurance, stability, and support.

03/20/2026

Before filing, it’s important to gather key information that can protect your interests and make the process smoother:

✔ Financial documents (bank statements, tax returns, retirement accounts)
✔ A list of assets and debts
✔ Information about your children’s schedules and needs
✔ Any existing agreements or legal documents

Taking these steps early can help reduce stress, avoid surprises, and give you more control over your future.

If you're unsure where to start, having a knowledgeable legal team on your side can make all the difference.

03/14/2026