The general rule is that all debts during the marriage are presumed to be joint marital obligations. However, my experience is that the Court...

How do I legally change my daughter's last name without the father's consent?

It sounds like you don't want the name change issue to delay a divorce that will soon be finalized with agreed orders. If so, you can file a name...

How much does a lawyer in Seattle usually charge to draft a prenuptial agreement?

The fees vary among attorneys. In my office all work is done on an hourly basis.

Can I re-open a 3 and half years divorce case concerning child custody?

It sounds like your parenting plan gives custody of your kids to you. The final orders in your divorce are binding unless there is a court order...

Do I as a non custodial parent have to tell my ex my address by rcw laws?

The statutes don't require non-custodial parents to provide their addresses. However, if the custodial parent files a motion to require that, it...

Do I have to send notice for relocation if NCP lives in different state?

Yes. See my AVVO Legal Guides on relocation for more information about the legal issues raised by your inquiry. Please keep in mind that although...

AM i going to lose my son??

CPS cases are complicated. You should consult with an experienced attorney, who should review the court record and interview you before discussing...

I have custody of my 16 year old. If i dis-enroll her from her school does that automatically take away my custody rights?

You did not automatically give up custody by dis-enrolling your daughter to allow a trial custody with the mom. Legal custody can be changed only...

According to the parenting plan in order to see my kids I have to see a consular a doctor and a philologist. I hate doing that.

You may be able to vacate the default order. If the parenting plan was entered less than a year ago, you only need to prove "excusable neglect."...

I am going to an annual physical check-up tomorrow. Will my parents be able to view the results of my check-up?

No. In fact, it would be unlawful for your medical providers to give any information to your parents.