I am 17 years old. i have less than 6 months till my 18th birthday. Can i move out before my birthday if i stay in school?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
Until you are 18 years of age, your parents are still responsible for you and if you move out, you could be designated as a run-away.
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My18 year old step-daughter would like me to adopt her. What are the steps?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
Unfortunately, there are no standard forms for adoption. every attorney creates their own forms.
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Do judges side with a parent who has not completed things the court said to do?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
Yes. You can't ignore court orders. If one does, that person will have difficulty garnering any sympathy from the court and the inaction will...
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Is there any way to come up with a temporary financial agreement pre-divorce?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
Sure. However, it would have to be an enforceable contract and should not be draft by anyone other than an attorney to make sure it is enforceable.
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Can my son come to family law hearing and sit outside the room because I don't have a babysitter and I am off that day?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
You cannot bring him into the courtroom -- call Pierce County Family Court services and see what hey suggest
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How can i become the custodial parent or get full custody of my children?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
You will have to file a Petition to modify the PP requesting that you be designated as the primary custodial parent. This will only happen if there...
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Can the custodial parent charge me for daycare expenses when she was on disability (and at home with the child)?
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Answered on October 25, 2012
Ask her for daycare receipts and if she provides them, file a motion to disallow payment
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Ex is taking me to court I don't have a lawyer anymore, does his lawyer have to email and contact and give me paperwork now me?
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Answered on October 24, 2012
When your lawyer withdraws, you become the attorney and all document are sent to you acting in a pro se capacity, i.e. without counsel.
Can you report or sue a guardian ad litem?
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Answered on October 24, 2012
There are certain steps you could have taken to negate the effect of a bad GAL report: 1) File a motion to remove the guardian; 2) Hire a...
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What are the laws in Washington state regarding getting a POA for a missing person.
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Answered on October 24, 2012
No -- a Power of Attorney must be authorized by the person granting a Power of Attorney.
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