Would it be alright to, and how would it be looked upon (favorable, or unfavorable) to write a note to the judge?
You should consult a local attorney or the pro se clerk to discuss the rules with regards to communication with the court.
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You should consult a local attorney or the pro se clerk to discuss the rules with regards to communication with the court.
You need to consult with a local divorce attorney or the pro se clerk if there is one to discuss motion practice in the Washington court system.
The order isn't "dropped" - it simply isn't enforced until it is served or until it expires of its own terms.
The first answer is close to exactly right. Most public schools are limited by law to giving a free education to children whose custodial parent is...
It depends. While the first answer is correct that a parent is always responsible for a child, the question of paternity is something quite...
Probably not, depending upon their divorce settlement and judgment.
To give you a good answer one would need to know more - how long was the marriage? What are the other details of the finances of the marriage?
Yes, a spouse can refuse to sign. If that happens you can either file an action for a separation or an action for a divorce. Both require grounds.
In many states the answer would be no. You should consult with your local court clerk to determine whether that will be accepted by your court....
There is no "good time" to get a divorce. You should consult with a local attorney to determine how the courts would treat your case.