Can I get a parenting plan if I haven't always been here for my child?
Get an attorney!!!!!! Have realistic expectations about residential time. Understand the mother's fears. Understand her desire to protect the...
Seattle, WA
Marriage and prenuptials Lawyer at Seattle, WA
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Get an attorney!!!!!! Have realistic expectations about residential time. Understand the mother's fears. Understand her desire to protect the...
You should consult an attorney. Relocation is such an "all or nothing" matter - no way to "split the baby." I think the 30 day objection period...
You should contact the Washington State Bar Association Moderate Means program. You should also ask the Court to apportion the GAL fees to the...
You should sit down with an attorney to get a complete understanding of the decisions you have made and any future consequences of those decisions ...
It's time to sit down with a professional such as a mediator or parenting coach to help you and your ex- spouse understand what "joint decision...
You need to see an attorney. You can screen for an attorney with the Office of Public Defense. An attorney will be appointed to you if a...
Generally an 18 year old is not subject to the parenting plan. You should read the parenting plan closely to be sure no special provisions were...
There is no such cause of action available in Washington. Maybe in Alaska but would need to consult with an Alaska attorney.
Yes, she surely should tell you what the plan is, as the plan is to be a joint decision. This situation needs some education around...
It will depend on the quality of the work by the GAL as well as the skill of your "ex's" attorney. If the GAL did a thorough, unbiased job and...