In the state of wa if I want to move out of state with my son how do I do that?
I assume you're not married to the father. If there is no ordered residential provisions,you can move at will. You need to notify the Father...
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I assume you're not married to the father. If there is no ordered residential provisions,you can move at will. You need to notify the Father...
It is more reasonable, and the court would be more pleased, if you gave notice as soon as practical and not wait until a few days before. More...
You keep the designation of the parties and the case number in the modification the same as in the dissolution of marriage proceeding.
Are you talking about a temporary plan the court ordered or your or the other parent's proposed plan. If the first, you can ask for it to be...
It sounds like you're doing what you can. I know it's slow and frustrating but you're showing a pattern and the court will eventually loose...
Your papers don't have to have the case number etc. You've been served. Don't worry about correcting the record. Get representation and move on
It sounds like this is a matter in Idaho. You've posted your question to Washington attorneys. Hire an Idaho attorney asap.
Ironically, on this "Labor Day" your question raises the fact that Washington is an employment at will state meaning an employer can fire you for...
You have an evidentary problem; you know about these facts from your child telling you. You can't tell the court about what your child said...
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