Seattle, WA
Child custody Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Child Custody, Divorce & Separation ... +4 more
There is no such thing as full custody in Wa. state. Child support has nothing to do with visitation. The only way to accomplish your goal would be...
No, If he is late, he is still exercising visitation. YOu wold have to prove adequate cause to modify the PP
You would need to file a motion setting a hearing date and serve him with the motion.
You need to file a Motion and declaration in support of temporary orders, a proposed PP, proposed temporary order, child support worksheets,...
Yes. You can charge her for the expenses, but you do not own the dog.
It depends on what the prenup says about which state law will be applied in the event that you want to enforce the same.
The boyfriend is not a party to the PP so it is not ok. He is a stranger to the proceedings and has no authority whatsoever to speak for your ex....
NO. If the non-custodial parent moves, he/she is still bound by the PP regardless of where he/she moves to.
Only a JUDge can answer that question. It all pivots on the evidence you provide, your ability to understand the law and argue the law and a host...
Semantics -- a residential schedule is used in paternity cases while a PP is used in divorce cases -- no difference.
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