Seattle, WA
Child custody Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +4 more
There is no typical PP for an 18 mos old -- it all depends on how much contact the nos-custodial parentshas had with the child.
No you cannot take you child whenever you want to -- that would be custodial interference, a felony. You have parental rights to the child, but no...
There is no such thing as full custody in Wa. state, one parent is designated as the primary custodial parent and the other parent has residential...
You would need to create a Parenting Plan that restricts his visitation in some form or another -- this will be difficult to do and well require...
You would have to file a Petition to modify the PP and get an ex parte order giving you temporary custody. This is not a simple mater and you...
No, you would need to comply with the relocation act giving the Father 60 days written notice of you intended relocation.
No. If there is a temp pp in place, you cannot change the same without giving him proper notice and opportunity to be heard under the law, meaning...
If there is an existing PP in place, only another PP signed by the court is valid to change custody -- a PP is a court order and one can't just...
Unless a PP was signed by the court, you already have sole custody if you were never married.
What is your question? Brita is right, you need to hire an attorney, this is a mess.
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