Is it possible to terminate the rights of my daughter's father if he has a history of domestic violence even if he says no?

The only circumstance in Wa. state where you can terminate another parents right is if there is someone else willing to step into his shoes and...

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Do all parties in a custody case have to take a psychological evaluation?

Generally no, that would be very unusual. The opposing party or a GAL may request the same but it is not standard practice. A step parent is not a...

I was lied to and promised marriage in writting from a high profile goverment representative in DC.

The answer to your question pivots upon the nature of the promise and whether it was a contract. If a child was born, you may get child support by...

Do the discovery answers that were given to me by the other party need to be filed? If so, how and when?

NO. However, to get them into evidence is a complicated procedure -- you should not be representing yourself at trial. Typically, as attorneys, we...

Soon to be ex spouse has perm disability from L and I I injury, how will this effect custody and caring or kids?

Impossible to say without reviewing the reports and all of the facts. Please hire counsel so that he/she may review the file.

Can a wife of 30 years be eviced by the husband from THIER home and can the wife get spousal suport?

Legally no. However, in order to get relief, you're gong to have to file A Petition for Dissolution and ask to be put back into the house. Yes,....

Can I apply for the DREAM ACT if I have some old doctor bills and bank?

NO. It has no impact.

Should I file for contempt of court?

A motion for contempt of court is an extraordinary remedy. Unless there is a clear and unequivocal violation of the PP, I would advise that you...

CONFIRMATION OF ISSUES AND CERTIFICATE REGARDING MEDIATION

Yes. unless you finalize the dissolution before the date set for the status conference

What happens when the custody petitioner cannot serve the respondant?

There is always a way to serve someone even if you cannot find them -- it's called substituted service and a court order is required to effectuate...