Seattle, WA
Family Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation
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See the answers to your other question.
You need to do a motion to convert the legal separation to a dissolution.
You should probably look into retaining an attorney to represent you. As stated above, there simply isn't enough information about your case to...
You could try this: http://nwjustice.org/
Have you tried following up with them? A simple phone conversation and follow up email might get you the statements.
What you should probably do is make a list of all assets and debts and take them to an attorney who can help you divide them up. They will want to...
That is nice. Just allocate that debt to yourself in the final documents.
You should either call the clerk or go to the courthouse's records department and see if they are on the docket.
No one can predict what will happen. It would probably be better to cancel the hearing and let everyone know than to just not show up though.
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