Review hearing parenting plan
First, you follow your plan. Second, If the plan says you do not need to file a petition for modification, which is how a plan is normally...
Bellevue, WA
Family Lawyer at Bellevue, WA
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +7 more
First, you follow your plan. Second, If the plan says you do not need to file a petition for modification, which is how a plan is normally...
Hire a lawyer to advise you...from what little you have told us, you cannot afford not to do so; and they can also try and help you get back your...
Prior counsel is correct; if you have no agreement you'd have to wait for trial (which is a pre-set date in King County). You could, however,...
Frist of all, disputes over operation of the parenting plan (and parenting disagreements) are first to be taken into the dispute resolution process...
I agree wit the prior response. If you have a problem with the decision making provisions of your plan, talk to a lawyer bout how to change them. ...
Talk to a lawyer before you do anything. Doing "self help" remedies without the advice of a lawyer is always dangerous.
To be clear, as discussed by other counsel, you cannot terminate rights that the father does not have. This means you or he would first have to go...
if your husband is in fact the father, I'd put him on the birth certificate. The down side is that this does give him the status of the child's...
You can have a fully shared plan, where each of you have the child an equal amount of time. When this happens, and we have to designate a legal...
As advised by other counsel, go talk to o a lawyer ASAP. Both parents retain (unless terminated) "legal" custody of their kids. The issue is...