What factors lead to a 50/50 agreement?
Unless you and the mother agree to a 50/50 plan, which can happen no matter what the temporary plan says if there is an agreement, you should...
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Unless you and the mother agree to a 50/50 plan, which can happen no matter what the temporary plan says if there is an agreement, you should...
We need more fact than you supplied. Either party can "apply" to change child support, be it administratively through DSHS/DCS (Division of Child...
no...joinders do not have to be signed before a notary to be valid..
I think I just answered this or a very similar question above. That said, as your post does not give enough information to know exactly what you...
You are correct that the court has the final say over parenting plan and support orders, and can review them to make sure they are appropriate and...
I would need to see your Plan to be able to give you specific advice. However, I can provide the following thoughts: 1) If you were granted...
I agree with prior counsel. Further, if you elect to represent yourself, you need to read and know what the applicable statues says. RCW...
Are you representing yourself? If so, I recommend you read the Relocation Act (in RCW Chapter 26.09), I say this not to be obnoxious, but...
First, just to emphasize, as prior counsel stated, support and custody are not joined at the hip. Even if the father does not pay, he still has...
We need more facts. Is your custody agreement contained/memorialized in a court order? Is there a Plan in place? RCW 26.09.260 deals with...