Seattle, WA
Ethics and professional responsibility Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Ethics & Professional Responsibility
If you and the other parent can't agree to a change, then you have to file a motion with your local circuit court to modify the parenting plan. You...
There are a few, very limited circumstances in which an attorney has a right - or obligation - to not allow his or her client to see records or...
As the victim of a crime, you have certain rights guaranteed under the Oregon constitution. These rights do NOT include the right to refuse a...
The first step in these cases is always to discuss the issue with the other parent. (If you think it's likely to be a hostile discussion, I...
Probably, honestly. Courts tend to follow the recommendations of child psychology professionals pretty closely, in custody matters. The only likely...
Important disclaimer: I am licensed to practice in Oregon, not Virginia, and so can't give advice on Virginia law. That means that this must...
No. There is no such thing as "pressing charges." This is a common misconception. Criminal charges are investigated by the police and brought...
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The police can follow you pretty much however they like. They're not required to announce themselves; and as long as you weren't injured by them,...
The usual rule is that a parent, even one with primary legal custody, must obtain the written permission of the other parent, or a court order,...
In theory I suppose the parties to a divorce could agree to such arbitration, but no one's going to force it on them. Courts do require that...
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