Daryl Jude Campbell

Daryl Jude Campbell's Answers (6)

Seattle, WA

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Seattle, WA

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more

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I presented my final papers (Findings & Decree) at my ex parte court hearing in King County, Washington last month.

Daryl's answer | Answered on March 22, 2013

Yes, indeed. The Final Decree is affirmation that you are legally divorced.

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My spouse lives out of state with no contact, our child lives with me, and I have no assets. Do I need a lawyer for a divorce?

Daryl's answer | Answered on March 06, 2013

No, you do not necessarily need an attorney, but I would nevertheless advise you to thoroughly research the process and make sure you feel...

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How do I protect the co-signer of my Federal PLUS student loan while going through Chapter 7.

Daryl's answer | Answered on March 03, 2013

As you know, your student loans are generally not dischargeable in either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. However, you might be eligible for...

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Should a Prior Written Notice be provided for a Sp. Ed. referral meeting?

Daryl's answer | Answered on February 25, 2013

It is somewhat difficult to know, from how you ask the question, exactly what the issue is. Are you a relative of the child, or an educator who...

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Can an apartment complex release some one else's lease contract to prove I wasn't living there?

Daryl's answer | Answered on February 24, 2013

What are the terms of the lease? For what time period were you the lessee? It is difficult to say whether you will be liable for the utilities...

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I just had a child support modification completed , and the commissioner used my average income ( which included bonus )

Daryl's answer | Answered on February 24, 2013

I agree with previous answer as to the court's common practice - it appears the commissioner has determined that inclusion of your bonuses is in...

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