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2 sons are coming to live with me what do I need to do legally
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Answered on January 17, 2015
AS Elizabeth said, you need to file an agreed Petition and order modifying support. You need to get a new support order entered as well. There are...
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Last week my spouse was able to make a written offer for a 4 acre parcel in Port Townsend without my signature. Is this legal?
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Answered on January 17, 2015
Sure, as long as he uses separate funds to make the purchase. He can't sell your present residence without your signature.
Has Washington state ever had common law marriages?
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Answered on January 17, 2015
NO. Marriage in Wa. has always been controlled by statute.
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My father has been living with a women for more then 20 years, Hes getting up there in age and does she have any say in a DNR
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Answered on January 17, 2015
The answer to you question depends on if they registerd as domestic partners or opted out of the new law.
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Am I free to get married to someone else?
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Answered on January 17, 2015
You need to file a Peittion to determine the validity of your marriage -- you will need an attorney to do this because there are potentially...
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What to do if your past due amount shown is incorrect?
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Answered on January 17, 2015
YOU will need to file a motion and convince the court that an error has been made
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Wife filed for divorce, has good income, savings, is asking for attorney fees to be paid as part of temporary motion? Can she ?
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Answered on January 17, 2015
Of course she can ask, that does not mean the request will be granted. The award of fees is based on her need and your abilty to pay.
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What is the next step when someone is served with court papers about modifying a parenting plan (Wa)? Can we "counter"?
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Answered on January 17, 2015
You must respond in writing wittin 20 days after service and you may file a counter-petiton if you desire.
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Temporary Order issues-Divorce case. Toddler child involved. Other party presenting half truths convenient to opposing party.
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Answered on January 16, 2015
No. Both parties have a statutory obligation to financially support children of the relationship -- your question pivots on the amount of support...
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Even though the NCP pays child support, is it still abandonment when the NCP doesn't see their child?
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Answered on January 16, 2015
No, not if he continues to pay child support. You cannot force someon to exercise vistsion.
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