Visitation
It is set forth in the Parenting plan -- you advise him that you want to mediate and if he refuses, you file a motion.
Seattle, WA
Child custody Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +4 more
It is set forth in the Parenting plan -- you advise him that you want to mediate and if he refuses, you file a motion.
You need to file a Petition to modify the parenting plan. The other documents you need depend on what you want to do. If you are unsure of what you...
Appear at the first hearing and ask the court to assign counsel.
Absent coning to an agreement with him, you would use the Alternate Dispute Reolsution process set forth in your PP to resolve the issue
If there is no Parenting plan in place or any court order giving him residential time with the child, you may move without giving him notice....
One party cannot terminate the parental rights of the other party, you can restrict visitation, but parental rights are fundamental rights...
No. It is a common misperception that children may choose with whom they wish to live when they reach a certain age. This has never been the law in...
Yes. Under CR 35 a party can request that the court order the other party to undergo a physical or mental examination pursuant tot eh court rule
It all depends on the motion you file and the argument you make. They will either grant your motion or not. If you fail to follow proper...
The court will take no action of it's own accord -- Court's do not monitor peoples lives and only act when someone asks them to act. Accordingly,...