If I leave the state with my kids am I obligated to say where I'm going or just I'm leaving with them?
Washington State has specific requirements for relocation of parents where there is a court-ordered parenting plan. RCW 26.09.405 et seq. ...
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Washington State has specific requirements for relocation of parents where there is a court-ordered parenting plan. RCW 26.09.405 et seq. ...
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You would have to ask a family law attorney in Georgia. Here in Washington, there are requirements for parental relocation. RCW 26.09.405 et seq....
You need a lawyer. You need to get a restraining order and a parenting plan / residential schedule. See...
You need a lawyer. The criteria for restrictions in a parenting plan are set forth in RCW 26.09.191...
You should retain an attorney. It would require examining the documents to determine whether you can salvage anything about it.
Courts can modify Permanent Parenting Plans upon a showing of a substantial change in circumstances. ...
If the courts are not involved, your problem is essentially a social problem. Counselling might help. Maybe the Children's Administration could...
Motions to recuse are indeed brought before the very judge you asking to recuse himself or herself. See...