Grounds for Divorce: The court may grant a no-fault divorce upon a finding that the marriage is irretrievably broken. [Revised Code of Washington]
Residency Requirements: A party may petition for a dissolution of marriage if (1) parties are living, and at least one party is resident in this state, (2) a member of the armed service and stationed in the state, or (3) is married to a party who is a resident of this state or who is a member of the armed forces and is stationed in this state. [Revised Code of Washington]
Washington Child Support Enforcement Service Links and Telephone Numbers
Department of Social and Health Services Division of Child Support
Toll Free: 800–457–6202
Washington Child Support Guidelines and Calculator
Washington Rev. Code Sections 26.19.001 to 100
Washington Child Support Calculator
Washington Divorce Forms Online
Washington Divorce Laws
Revised Code of Washington, Title 26
Washington Domestic Violence Resource Links and Telephone Numbers
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Telephone: 360–586–1022
Telephone: 206–389–2515
Toll Free: 800–886–2880
Washington Free or Low Cost Legal Services Programs
Northwest Justice Project
Telephone: (206)-464-1519
Toll Free: 888-201-1014
Washington Mediation Centers and Service Links and Telephone Numbers
King County Dispute Resolution Center
Telephone: 206–443–9603
Toll Free: 888–803–4696
Volunteers of America Western Washington
Telephone: 425–339–1335
Toll Free: 800–280–4470
Washington State and Local Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service Links
Kitsap County Attorney Referral Service
Snohomish County Bar Association
Tacoma–Pierce County Bar Association
Washington State Bar Association
Washington State and Local Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service Telephone Numbers
Everett: 425–388–3018
Kitsap 360–373–2426
Seattle: 206–267–7010
Tacoma: 253–383–3432
