Listing of self-help materials and informational publications.
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Filing a Complaint to Divide Property and Debts of an Unmarried Couple 3920EN - This packet is intended to help you fill out and file the forms and papers that you need to start a case in a Washington State Superior Court to ask the court to divide property and debts you have acquired during a long term, stable, marriage-like relationship with a domestic partner.
By: Northwest Justice Project
Legal Rights of Registered Domestic Partners in WA State
(Separate Website)
Brochure providing general information on the who, what, when and how of registering a domestic partnership in Washington State.
By: Legal Voice
Living Together Contracts - For Couples Who Cannot or Choose Not to Marry
(Separate Website)
3909EN - For couples in Washington who either cannot marry or choose not to marry, there are many things to consider regarding how to organize and document your relationship.
By: Legal Voice
Questions and Answers Regarding Washington State's Registered Domestic Partnership Law
(Separate Website)
3908EN - Washington State recently passed a new law recognizing domestic partnerships. This law allows same-sex couples and some different-sex couples to register as domestic partners. By registering as domestic partners, you will gain some basic but important legal protections. If you are in a committed same-sex relationship, or a committed different-sex relationship where one of you is 62 years or older, you should learn about this new law and decide whether registering as domestic partners is right for you.
By: Legal Voice
Washington Parenting Law for Unmarried Couples Who Are Separating
3912EN - This publication gives basic information about Washington State law that applies to parenting when unmarried couples separate. The following questions and answers give an overview of some common issues.
By: Northwest Justice Project
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Washington Property Law for Unmarried Couples Who Are Separating
3913EN - This publication gives basic information about Washington State law that applies to the division of property and debts when unmarried couples separate.
By: Northwest Justice Project
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