Everett, WA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Everett, WA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family
Yes, as soon as you move here and have the intent of being domiciled in WA, then you can file for divorce. An issue may arise if your husband...
If the case is contested, it can take several months to work out an agreement or if not settled, all the way up to the trial date which is about a...
The problem will be if you did not specify the division of property in your original petition, then you will need to get your husband's signatures...
If you and your children have lived in CA for the past 1 year, then you should file in CA since WA will not have jurisdiction over the children to...
I'm curious why this wasn't completed six years ago and more importantly why your ex hasn't filed any kind of motion to enforce the final decree? ...
If you are seeking maintenance (spousal support) and are going to file for a divorce, you may want to file in the state where your husband lives. ...
Yes, the court in Washington will most likely sign off on the final agreed divorce decree including the division of property in Mexico. You should...
You can file a motion for contempt for failing to pay the court ordered additional costs. Or you may contact DCS for enforcement of child-care...
Yes, you need an order whether agreed to by the parties or signed by the court after filing a motion (if contested). It seems that your ex was...
In a paternity action, if the alleged father of the child can prove he is not the biological father through DNA testing then he can get out of...
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