Motion of Contempt was denied, as a pro se can I recover attorney fee paid to other party

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First time to court and i dont know what to do or wear or act or anything

You will probably improve your chances with the help of an attorney. If you have to represent yourself, pay the $35 or so for a forms packet from...

What can happen if one parent doens't follow a parenting plan?

There are a couple of options. First, you could bring a motion for contempt, and seek makeup time and your attorney fees. Ask the court to also...

I am a international student. I've been dated with a korean (canadian citizen) girl for 2 months.

If statutory rape is a concern, you should look up the Washington statutes, which are directly affected by the ages of the parties. If she...

Is there any way around community property law?

They can't garnish your wages for his support obligation. If you have your wages deposited into an account under your name alone, it should also...

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No, I don't believe that you would have any right to recover the attorney fees. At the initial contempt hearing, the court did find you in...

What do I need to do to change a court hearing for a parenting plan order?

Write or email the other side's attorney (or her, if unrepresented) to request a continuance of the hearing, due to inadequate service. If they...

How can I figure out child support payments from my Ex when he won't provide any financial information?

Since you refer to him as your "Ex", it sounds as if you already have a child support order. In that case, the question is whether the court will...

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I live in a no fault state, If I file for divorce and am able to prove that my husband is verbally abusive?

By full custody I assume you mean being designated the primary residential parent: that is, the parent with whom the children will reside more than...

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Can I give CPS a copy of someone's psychological evaluation if I received it because the patient signed a release?

I would not do so. The release was probably quite specific and limited. As I understand it, you are contemplating filing a CPS report which...