Rose Marie Eberhart

Rose Marie Eberhart's Answers (25)

Lakewood, WA

Child custody Lawyer at Lakewood, WA

Practice Areas: Child Custody, Family

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Can one of the respondents on a non parental custody petition also be a joinder on the petition

Rose's answer | Answered on April 25, 2012

If I read the question correctly. The Child's Maternal Aunt and Uncle have filed a 3rd party petition for the child. Mother had joined the...

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Few questions regarding Pierce County Superior Court Rules. I am the petitioner and acting pro-se.

Rose's answer | Answered on April 25, 2012

Contempt must be personally served, even cross contempt. Local Court rules require 14 days notice for commissioner hearing, though that maybe...

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My mother took temporary custody of her nephew's daughter. Can she force him to take his child back? Can she get child support?

Rose's answer | Answered on February 21, 2012

She cannot really force him to take the child back. But she should have been receiving child support from him. If his family is willing to, they...

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How do i go about getting custody switched

Rose's answer | Answered on November 30, 2011

To get the consultation, call the local County Bar Association, they may have a referral program. I know the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar has one and...

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How to get more childsupport from the father who is out of state(las Vegas) and Im in Tacoma wa

Rose's answer | Answered on November 23, 2011

To make that decision you need to answer a couple of questions. 1. Does he earn more money then he did when your child support amount was set? ...

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