You probably don't need the dentist to actually come to court. He or she could sign a written declaration and this issue could be resolved at a...

Anyone can get a copy of anyone's death certificate from the Washington Department of Vital Statistics.

He has the same "rights" as the mother; unless they can agree and follow an informal plan there will be chaos and ambiguity. He can petition the...

You don't need to do a probate. Do an affidavit of non-probate and that will clear title. Google "How to probate in Washington State" and you'll...

Your sixteen year old has no rights and no responsibilities. Your sixteen year old is a child. This is a problem for adults. This is a problem...

The age of consent in Washington State is 16. The Father can be made liable for child support back to the date of birth, and theoretically liable...

Sure. You're an adult. You can do whatever you want the second you turn 18.

You can proceed under a number of legal theories entitling you to recovery. Inevitably you'll want to consider whether there was a committed...

The issue isn't venue its jurisdiction. If the father is still in California, California has exclusive continuing jurisdiction under the uniform...

If your Father violates the order he could very well get arrested and sentenced to jail. I suggest you let the courts and the adults sort this...