19 year old deadbeat with an alcohol problem (amongst others) threatening custody of one year old
He has a right to ask the court to designate him as the primary custodial parent. Whether that request is granted will pivot on the case you make...
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He has a right to ask the court to designate him as the primary custodial parent. Whether that request is granted will pivot on the case you make...
Ant time you deal with CPS, you should hire an attorney. DSHS has limited resources and CPS is a powerful organization upon which the Court's rely.
You are confused. A guardian ad litem merely makes a recommendation to the court as to what is in the child's best interests for the purposes of...
You can't sue a court -- what you can do is file a CR 60 motion to vacate the order and this question has nothing to do with the Constitutional law.
There are specific court rule as to what you can adn cannot do on an ex parte basis. There are many reason behind a court's reason for acting or...
There won't be a parenting plan. This concerns me because it may be that you do not understand the process, If you do not have an attorney, you...
There is no legal definition of being unfit -- that decision is a judgment call made by a Judge based upon the evidence presented and the totality...
While the court may consider the wishes of a child if that wish is shared with the court through a parenting evaluator appointed by the court,...
Possibly, but you would need persuasive evidence -- your beliefs and opinions will be insufficient for the court to change custody. It will take a...
Your solution is simple -- hire an attorney. You will not be able to fight CPS on your own.