Everett, WA
Family Lawyer at Everett, WA
Practice Areas: Family, Litigation ... +3 more
No, you leave it on the calendar (although in your case with no oral argument), no one is likely to show up. The hearing date also sets the...
Certainly, do not misrepresent to the Court that the Father is "unknown" when he clearly is. That will not help at all. Your situation is...
From the child's standpoint, at 3 years old, regular and frequent contact with the non-custodial parent is important to maintain a strong bond and...
There is really not a single and "right" answer. If brought before a Commissioner or Judge, numerous factors would be considered including the...
Whether or not the Court will grant the change cannot be predicted at this point without a lot more information. But as you likely know (given how...
Child Support assumes that overall your child will spend approximately 90+ days with you and the rest with the other parent. If it is more than...
The previous answer is largely on point and correct. Consult with an experienced attorney on both fronts; adoption (and terminating his rights)...
Yes, you likely do need some help. I strongly urge you to at least consult with a family law attorney in your area about your situation. This...
Based on the facts as stated, you do not likely have sufficient evidence to show a "substantial change in circumstances", at least sufficient for a...
it is extremely unlikely that the Court would enter a parenting plan or residential schedule in which you are the primary parent without also...
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