Can I get an annulment after 6 months of marriage because of reconcilable differences?
A declaration of invalidity (WA's equivalent to an annulment) is only available in cases where the marriage was never legitimate or should not have...
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A declaration of invalidity (WA's equivalent to an annulment) is only available in cases where the marriage was never legitimate or should not have...
If your concern is making sure the kids do not have to move, what you should consider filing is a motion for a temporary restraining order...
The GAL can only offer recommendations based on the information they gather. The courts typically give these recommendations a great deal of...
Congratulations on your marriage! I love the idea of creating a new identity for your new family. As long as the purpose is not to defraud...
Instead of reinventing the wheel, I'm going to direct you to a great legal resource site that has a page thoroughly addressing this issue: ...
The designation of one parent as legal custodian in section 3.12 of a WA state parenting plan is explicitly intended only for the purposes of...
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The court is not going to change its order absent a substantial change in circumstances--it found that there was a need for the child's well-being...
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We don't actually have annulment in WA, the equivalent is asking the court for a declaration of invalidity, and it's only available in extremely...
Did you live in WA together during the marriage? If not, WA courts may not have jurisdiction over him, which would mean that while WA could still...
Inheritances are exempt from the community property presumption--that would be your separate property. But keep in mind that the divorce court...