Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption Questions in Washington, United States

5/21/12, 8:17 am
When can you revise a parenting plan? My mothers children will only state in the parenting plan that I can have my kids eveyother weeke...
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5/07/12, 3:13 pm
For transportation, is the receiving parent the non-custodial parent who "receives" the child every ohter weekend? My attorney le...
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5/02/12, 9:21 pm
My baby daddy is not on my sons birth certificate can I still get child support without him on the birth certificate?
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4/29/12, 3:13 pm
My wife lied on our divorce claiming she didnt know how to find me and I never was served or given a chance to respond and as a result she w...
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4/26/12, 2:22 pm
I have a 5 year old daughter who was born in PA. Her father has never been involved since I was pregnant. (he was incarcerated). In fact, I ...
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4/23/12, 2:00 pm
My husband and I would like to move to Texas when his enlistment in the Navy ends in 2014. But my son's father want allow it and has threate...
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4/22/12, 11:21 am
in the state of wa, if the wrong father is listed on the birth certificate, how do you go about getting it removed?
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4/19/12, 9:18 am
my ex girlfriend lives in my house with my 2 year old son. i moved out. is there anything thatcan prevent me from selling the house
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4/16/12, 10:24 pm
Non-custodial parent moved out of the country. I am custodial parent and want to move to my children to another state. What do I have to do?
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4/12/12, 5:49 pm
Is it legal for a mother to keep the daughter from the father without a parenting plan
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4/11/12, 9:20 pm
Say that individuals A and B are married. Individual A's office resides in his parents' house, where individual B is not welcome. Individual...
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4/04/12, 9:28 am
When my friend was a teen, she had a baby. She was not ready or able to care for the child. Her mother typed up a letter stating that my f...
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3/27/12, 10:51 am
I live in WA state. My ex of 12 years has filled a no contact order against me preventing me from seeing my children or her. I have been d...
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3/24/12, 4:14 pm
My sons biological father has not had contact with him for over a year, I am married now and would like to know what steps I should take to ...
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3/08/12, 11:03 pm
We have been residing in King county for 5 years, although we married in the UK can we file for divorce in Washington, we both have green ca...
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