Divorce, Wa. St. no attorney. Am I liable for his possesions left with me 2 years ago. No attempt has been made by him to p/u.
You should be fine. If it became an issue, you could charge him storage costs under a bailor/bailee analysis.
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You should be fine. If it became an issue, you could charge him storage costs under a bailor/bailee analysis.
If you were never married, to file a petition to establish paternity, you need an affidavit paternity or a birth certificate to file with the Petition
Yes. You should never try to deal with CPS without an attorney.
When you file the Petition for Dissolution, you may get an ex parte restraining order preventing him from coming to the school or seeing the kids...
You need to fiel a motion for contempt of court for failing to abide by the temporary order. As to discovery, if you have no funds, the only option...
Children do not get to choose whether or not to comply with the Parenting Plan. As the custodial parent, it falls on you to make sure she goes. If...
If there is no agreement, you will need to go back to court. All of these issues should have been addressed in the Decree of Dissolution.
If thee is a court order, you MUST either comply with that order or Petition to modify the same. If you in anyway facilitate the child's desire not...
Because the court ruled that it is the best interest of the child for him to have custody. If you did not agree with that decision, you had the...
You need to hire an attorney, especially if CPS is involved. You do not want to be dealing with CPS without competent legal advice