Parent's agreed and signed a parenting plan through mediation but lawyer never drafted or filed with court. Is it legally a FPP?

A parenting plan is not official until it is signed by the court. However, when you did mediation, you most likely signed an agreement stating...

My husband and I have had physical custody of his children since October, 2013. What legal rights do we have?

You would need to file a parenting plan modification and probably a restraining order, if she is indeed homeless.

Can I get full custody and change lastname?

Your only option, as pointed out, is to file a 3rd Party Custody petition. As was said, it's a high standard to give custody to someone other than...

My Ex has not followed the parenting plan for the last 3 years he now wants to pick up my Daughter and have her spend 3 weeks

If the parenting plan allows him to have her for 3 weeks, then he can enforce that. Just because someone was not exercising visitation does not...

Publishing a Washington divorce petition in another state.

This has been posted twice. There is another posting with the same question.

My Husband wants a Divorce and I have no personal source of income or a job how can I get a lawyer?

You can file a motion to ask the court that he give you an amount to pay for an attorney. While length of the marriage is one factor the court...

Attorneys are not real estate agents, and real estate agents are not attorneys. So you should talk to both: a real estate agent to see if you...

Question on Washington State Child Support Calculator

I'm assuming you are referring to medical, daycare, etc. If that's the case, you only get a credit if you are the parent who pays all of the...

How do I divorce my husband? He threatens not to let me take our son!

Washington is a no fault state for divorces. All you need to do is file for a divorce, and ultimately you will get one. He can't stop the divorce....

My husbands child turns 18 in 22 days, graduates high school in 46 days. Ex now wants post secondary support. Is this possible?

The other parent can indeed ask for post secondary support. But that usually requires evidence that the child is going to go to college (such as...