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Legal Atoms software consists of a series of questions. After every section, our software processes your input to determine which sections apply to you and which you can safely skip. For example, your response to the question  Do you have children? determines whether you will address sections covering child custody.  Your responses also determine the final set of Washington state forms required.

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