Can a serna motion be filed for my DUI?

Your post ended in WA. Since your case appears to be in CA, you will need the help of attorneys licensed to practice in CA. You should repost...

The state is not going to intervene in financial matters between spouses until one of you files a petition for dissolution of marriage or legal...

Give up everything chapter 13

If you "will be moving out of the country for good" in a few months, then why would you need to do anything? The creditors are not going to pursue...

How old does my child need to be to choose where she wants to live?

A question may be why you do not have your children but your mother does. If, for example, you were found by the court to be an unfit parent,...

What is considered a "significant" relationship with grand children as far as the law is concerned?

It likely does not matter "What is considered a "significant" relationship with grand children" since, as long as the parents are fit parents, no...

How to get court to order DNA testing on a child that might be mine?

You need to move quickly to get a court order for genetic testing of the child and the potential fathers of the child. In WA, generally 4 years...

Does a motion for reconsideration have to be on or in a certain form, or can it be a letter format?

Unless you are a licensed attorney, you cannot represent your son in court. Representing your son would include preparing the motion and appearing...

I need a birth certificate for a passport. I was born in The Netherlands. I cannot find any record of my birth. What can I do?

I would start with asking whether you are a US citizen given that you were "born in The Netherlands". Were your mother and father US...

The repairs I asked my landlord to fix where not done. Now he has told me I have to move by the end of the month Can he do this?

"Can he do this?" Very likely, he can. The WA Residential Landlord-Tenant Act gives both the tenant and the landlord the right to end the...

Can I serve a 3-day pay or vacate notice via email as well as post on the door/mail?

You would not be faulted by the court for giving the tenant more notice than required by the statutes as long as your method of giving extra notice...