Do I have the right to withhold visitation after more than two months of no contact?
If the arrangement is in a parenting plan, then you have to follow the plan. 2 months is likely not enough time to claim abandonment but you could...
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If the arrangement is in a parenting plan, then you have to follow the plan. 2 months is likely not enough time to claim abandonment but you could...
Have you been on any state assistance since you split up?
What are the new circumstances that were not there when the official parenting plan was entered?
He can "fight it" all he wants, but WA is a no fault divorce state so it doesn't matter what he says or does.
This could honestly be a brand new question of law that the courts have never seen. I think this is a little disturbing honestly.
This could get really messy but yes, I think you could be in a lot more trouble by canceling the check. You could sue them after the fact but...
Is he now trying to make contact with the kids?
I could be completely wrong, but it seems to me that the responsibility lies in your ex. I would definitely bring this to the attention of the...
If it were me, I would just wait until charges, if any, get filed and then talk with an attorney.
There are no damages. Thus the only thing you could really sue for is your money back. Take the offer.