There is conflicting information... In WA state is it possible to have true joint custody (Primary residential placement?)
One parent needs to be designated "custodian", but you can still a have a 50-50 split.
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One parent needs to be designated "custodian", but you can still a have a 50-50 split.
Are you living with his mother?
You can also try the free legal clinic: http://www.co.pierce.wa.us/pc/services/lawjust/library/NeighborhoodLegalClinic.htm
Consult with a criminal attorney.
Perhaps you should consider taking your parenting plan in to an attorney to review. It is hard to tell you what it says without seeing the document...
You should consult with an attorney in private and your boyfriend should do the same (but with a different attorney).
I agree with the answer above. It is impossible to tell you what the outcome might be.
No, the age of the child will not matter. You can even get divorced while the wife is still pregnant.
This is something your mother needs to handle.
It would be smart to retain an attorney to help you. Maintenance is based on your need and his ability to pay it, as well as the length of the...