Seattle, WA
Child custody Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +4 more
18. A child in Wa. state has no ability or authority to decide where he/she wants to live -- that is a decision left to the parties and the court.
You can ask whatever you want to ask, however, if you have no legal basis to justify the request, it is likely you will get a NO. It's clear that...
It's completely up to the school. If the school says you need your parent's signature -- that is where the inquiry ends. As a minor, you have no...
What is your question? What is it you want to accomplish?
In Wa state, a child has not ability to choose where he/she wants to live -- that is a decision left t the court and the parents. You may file a...
If there is no PP in place, you would file a petition to establish a PP or residential schedule. If there is a PP plan in place and your are given...
No -- a proposed PP means nothing -- a PP only becomes effective when the Judge signs it.
There is no way to lay odds in family law litigation. There is a presumption that relocation is in the child's best interests, but that presumption...
You need to check your local rules -- in most counties, Child support modifications are done by affidavit only without any oral testimony.
Sure -- if she violated the PP and you have warned her in writing that you will file a motion for contempt if she does not comply -- you're good to...
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