Seattle, WA
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Support ... +2 more
I agree that you may well be able to handle the dissolution yourself, especially with the forms packet and instructions from the family law court...
Certainly due process requires that there be notice and an opportunity to be heard before being deprived of property (i.e., charged for...
Marriage counseling, or possibly even seeing a financial counselor, is a good idea. In Washington, a prenuptial agreement that is signed shortly...
Chances are good that the court would sign an agreed modified parenting plan, if the other side can show that she complied with what the court...
As I understand it, the main problem is that you are talking about an agreement you made, not a court order recently entered. That is a contract....
First, look at the court order that resulted from your hearing. If it does not say who the mediator is, then both parties need to agree on the...
Not showing up for a mediation, even if a judge found that the excuses were unreasonable, is probably not grounds for a default. At best there...
I would ask the prison whether they would accept a power of attorney from the custodial parent (their mother), together with a copy of any order...
Yes, it would be an agreed order to dismiss. Check with the family law court facilitator's office for forms and instructions. In Seattle, their...
Your first priority is rightly to safeguard your children. You should immediately discuss options and strategies with a local family law...
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