Can I get married at age 15 in Washington but not tell my parents

NO, you need your parents consent. At 15 you are still considered a child.

How do I take my daughter back from her father for causing severe emotional distress based on false testimony?

Your solution is simple, hire an attorney. Your question implies that he has been designated as the primary custodial parent and to change that...

I want to get a T Shirt made with my child's picture on the front and put on the back something like "Put the child first" or

No, its not illegal, its unwise, but not illegal. The court may tell you not to do it again or to put a court on and if you refuse, you may find...

If you have an attorney, you need to discuss this with him/her. He/she is the best person to advise you and if you do not want to follow his/her...

Since you were divorced 4 years ago, I am assuming that someone filed a Petition to modify the PP. Be sure to tell the evaluator this information...

What steps would I take, if my ex is constantly intoxicated, joint custody and Im worried.

You may file a Petition to modify the Parenting plan. If you are unsure how to proceed, that's a good indication that you need to hire an attorney.

If in Washington State they let you handle your own money and let you vote, then what about marriage. RCW 26.04.10?

You are very, very confused. You apply for a marriage license and if approved, you get married. That's it. NO JUdge determines whether you can get...

Do I need to file for an Order Allowing Service By Mail if respondent is avoiding process server?

That woud be the proper procedure but you have to follow local rules as to notice of the ex parte hearing.

Can you modify a parent's visitation schedule (no court order is in place currently)?

You need to file a Petition to establish a PP and child support. If you don't and he does, the court is going to view your actions as playing games...

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Is there any difference in child custody and support in the case of annulment compared to divorce?

A parent has an obligation to pay child support regardless of whether the parties are married -- there is no way around that. If you are the...