Do I get this done asap

First, it doesn't sound like Washington has jurisdiction. It sounds like jurisdiction will be either in California or Iowa, depending on how long...

The general rule is that property omitted from the divorce decree is jointly owned by the two of you. So, arguably, you should get one half of the...

Can I get back owed child support for the other parent not reporting her job to the courts?

I would need to see the orders to really be sure. Normally child support cannot be retroactively changed. However, if she was ordered to report...

Is it considered abandonment if my ex to be is refusing visits and financial support to our legal dependent ?

Assuming that there is no court order requiring him to visit or support your nephew, he has no legal obligation to do so. If there is a court...

If a CR2A was signed and child support was set. However, Since then the Father has lost job can the amounts be reviewed?

Yes, I believe that the child support could be reviewed. However, your question is a bit short on details. Before undertaking a motion to review,...

Am I able to file contempt if the parenting plan has not been followed?

There is case law that specifically says that if a parent doesn't force the child to go on court ordered visitation, then, unless there is some...

How do I update my will to reassign custody of my minor children in case of death of me and my spouse?

The easiest way to do it is just to write a new will. The other alternative is to write a codicil to the will. Of course, that give you two...

Can a couple get divorced even if one party doesn't want a divorce? Or can the marriage be annulled?

First, since the question mentions annulment, Washington does not dp annulments. There is a thing called a declaration of validity, but it is...

Can I keep paying the verbal agreed child support amount?

This is a little difficult to answer without knowing what the IL order actually says. However, if the child support terminated for the two over 18...

In WA temporary orders in a family law case generally remain in effect until either: (1 new orders replace them, 2 the decree is entered, or (3)...