Should I retain a lawyer?

Yes. You absolutely should hire an attorney. If you can't afford to hire one for full representation, you should at least hire an attorney for an...

Visitation

I would need to read the court order before giving definitive advice. However, it sounds like you have 2 hours of supervised visitation on...

Should I sign the plan before the hearing at ex parte or should I try to fight at the next hearing that we can leave the state?

I agree with your lawyer. Sign and enter the "good" plan now. Then file the notice of intent to relocate later. This will accomplish two things...

Do we follow our current signed temp PP when we have a Judge's ruling but no final signed PP based on the ruling?

The current temp. order is the law of the case and needs to be followed until superseded by a new order. However, I don't understand the hold-up. ...

How do i avoid paying my runaway child's medical expenses if he is a minor.

Since he is still a minor, you can get him involuntarily committed to a hospital / in-patient treatment program. i presume it would be covered...

When a child turns 18 are the arrears owed to the child now adult or the custodial parent?

Technically, support is due to the parent, for the benefit of the child, before they turn 18 and to the parent, for his/her own benefit,...

It's been almost a year and she hasn't cooperated. Is there any action I should take or be prepared to take?

As the other attorneys have said, you can't use contempt to collect a judgment unless it is related to family support. The obligations here are...

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At least two issues: 1. Relocation. If you have a parenting plan, and she is the primary custodial parent, then she has to give you notice of...

What kind of rights do i have as a minor in a tribal custody agreement?

The first question you need to answer is whether you are enrolled or eligible for enrollment in a federally recognized Indian tribe. If the answer...

How to ask for revision of judge's ruling in family case?

There are three methods of "appealing" a family law decision in King County. 1. Revision. If the original decision was by a commissioner on the...