Residential time/parenting plan
If you have a dispute as to interpretation , file a motion to clarify the PP.
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If you have a dispute as to interpretation , file a motion to clarify the PP.
A PP is a court order and must be followed. If you have concerns, you must file a motion to address those concerns, which could be a motion to...
The custodial parent needs to contact the Police and file for a Writ of Habeas corpus.
If the PP is not working, then yes, you need a new PP either by agreement or by court order. Listening to what lay people say about the court...
You will need to file 2 separate petitions with 2 separate parenting plans. I would not advise that you try to do this without counsel.
You have to send him written notice pursuant to the relocation statute 60 days prior to the intended move.
If she refuses to follow the relocation statute, i,e, notifying you 60 days prior to the move, you file a petition for modification asking for...
Well, that's where going to law school helps -- portions of James have been overruled by subsequent cases. So the answer is NO.
YOu a said yourself you cannot agree, so a third party would be appropriate. Ages of the parties is irrelevant. Your analysis is incorrect.
Why are you agreeing to arbitration. Parenting plan modifications are usually resolved via trial in King County. Do you have an attorney? If not,...