Administrative order vs court order
The administrative order process is a little less formal/procedure-ridden than going through court. Either one can result in a legally binding...
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The administrative order process is a little less formal/procedure-ridden than going through court. Either one can result in a legally binding...
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According to the statutes, they are now considered the same. RCW 26.19.080(2) provides: "Health care costs are not included in the economic table....
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1. There really is no specific time limit for filing a contempt motion. On the other hand, waiting years would probably lead the judge to question...
On the facts you present, I doubt it would affect the current child support. He has no legal obligation to support his girlfriend's children....
The only thing to add to the preceding excellent answer is: there is no presumption that community property will be divided equally. RCW 26.09.080...
The first question is: in what state is he filing the dissolution action? If he still considers himself a WA resident, or if he is willing to file...
If you have not received any court papers you may still be able to find out the case number by searching under your mother’s (or your) name online....
You have to obey the court orders, even if she has not. Look to see if your final orders' language requires her to be current in paying support in...
Spouses are free to enter into contracts together, so this would be legal. The question is whether it is enforceable or illusory. You can file...
You are more likely to obtain a response from an experienced attorney if this is posted under either civil or criminal litigation, instead of...