Everett, WA
Family Lawyer at Everett, WA
Practice Areas: Family, Litigation ... +3 more
While opinions may differ, I would say "yes" because you are seeking to enforce the provisions of your parenting plan, not modify it.
You have two potential motions; one to recoup funds for the contributions he owes under the Order of Child Support (I am making an assumption that...
The short answer is "No", you cannot guarantee that. But you can take steps in terms of estate planning and will drafting that may help. If you...
Often on this site we have to make some assumptions when we do not have all the factual background. Your question implies that you have not seen...
You are not legally emancipated until reaching 18 years of age in Washington. There are, however, alternative approaches to your problem. You...
Generally "No", you do not get to pick your commissioner. You do have the right to ask a Judge to do a "de novo" review of the matter, called a...
You need to at least consult with an experienced attorney about your case because I am not sure, based on the limited facts you recite in your...
The judge does not have to approve your change of lawyers. It is entirely up to you. But I would recommend doing it earlier rather than later. ...
In general, the Federal Court does not sit as an "appeals court" for state court decisions. So do not consider the US District Court as your...
"Contempt" lies when there is a "willful violation" of a court order. One would need to look at your Parenting Plan to see if there is a...