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Do I just file everything I can to fight cps in court? I only communicate by email or txt. This dependency has gone on over 6yrs. The court has failed to make written findings on the record at any of the 6mo review hearings the 6th month review hearings all get continued to be set special set,... View More 
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answered on Sep 7, 2024
It sounds like you've been through a long and exhausting journey with the court and CPS. When dealing with such a complicated case that involves your family, especially when it has gone on for years and involves issues like the ICWA, it's important to gather every piece of evidence that... View More
The original attorney of the opposing party died. The opposing party told the court that they could not get the original records with her death and her office having shuttered. Access to these records are critical. What are my options?
answered on Sep 6, 2024
Sorry to hear. You can try contacting the Washington State Bar Association. Best of luck.
I am trying to find out what COULD happen if I file in Washington. Thank you for your time.
answered on Sep 6, 2024
Good morning!
An ancillary probate in Washington is usually needed if the deceased lived in another state and owned property in his or her name in Washington state. A TEDRA action allows you enforce your rights when it comes to a Washington trust, estate, or probate.
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to speak to someone about the enforcement of alimony orders between these countries.
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answered on Sep 2, 2024
To find a lawyer familiar with both United States and Costa Rican law, you can start by looking at legal directories that list attorneys with expertise in international family law. Websites like Martindale-Hubbell, Avvo, or the American Bar Association’s lawyer referral directory are good places... View More
our marriage. However she moved back to Costa Rica a year ago and doesnt plan to return. I am a United States citizen. We have been married 5 years and got married in Costa Rica. We are currently getting divorced in Costa Rica, I signed power of attorney to a lawyer there. She is asking for $2000... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
Enforcing an alimony order from Costa Rica in Washington State can be complicated but not impossible. Your wife would need to go through the legal process of domesticating the foreign divorce decree in the U.S., which typically involves proving that the Costa Rican court had proper jurisdiction and... View More
Pro se representative for financial reasons. Example is: opening a new bank account to protect my current and future assets outside of what has been ordered by the court and agreed upon in our statements (50/50 split of monetary assets at the time of initial filing of case) Sent a demand letter... View More
I know dad will deny me wanting to move with my daughter, he is not a fit father the household there is not stable, I don't want to deal with going to court how can we make this easy so I can up and move I don't want to move out of state it'll just be across the state.
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Mom died, Old will (1998) no property, has small debt, possibly a business
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answered on Aug 23, 2024
Consult with a WA attorney. But it sounds like there is nothing to Probate.
Is it only illegal if there is a custody agreement? What if the parents are still married and one conceals the children from the other? I know it is part of the decision for the parenting plan, but as far as being able to get law enforcement involved, it is my understanding that there needs to be a... View More
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You must submit this motion, and a proposed order in Word format, to the “Orders for Review” queue in the clerk’s e-filing application. The court is unable to review these immediately upon submission, but in most cases will review the motion two business days after... View More
I do believe I have done the affidavit of paternity for Cps before and I could’ve swore that I signed the birth certificate when the kid was born I was there I know I signed it can you find out if the original one was replaced how do I get a new one with my name on it ?
He bought them with his money, and paid for the title transfer/registration. He was not able to register them under his name because of outstanding tickets/toll bills. It was not intended as a gift, but he ruined my life. So I’d like to repossess them.
My case is complicated. My ex has been concealing our kids from me for almost four years. We are still married so there is no custody agreement. I finally (sort of) found him because he filed a protection order against me (long story) and he told the judge he has been in the Address Confidentiality... View More
And if I were to want a new judge, how would I request for a new judge to oversee the hearing or court case?
I am seeking guidance on the possibility of requesting an administrative review of my cases in Thurston County. This involves a DV and Dissolution thesis, and it is in the Family and Juvenile Court section of the Superior Court. Could you please advise if this option is available to me and, if so,... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
To request an administrative review of your cases in the Superior Court, Family and Juvenile Court section in Thurston County, you need to follow a specific process. First, check if your cases qualify for administrative review by consulting the local court rules or speaking with the court clerk.... View More
I'm trying to find the process to obtain a copy of the court order that was given to garnish my social security for child support arrears.
What forms do I need.
I'm retired and on social security how do I and what forms do I need to file to stop the garnishment of my... View More
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answered on May 27, 2024
To obtain a copy of the court order issued by the Washington State Child Support Agency, you should contact the Washington State Division of Child Support (DCS). You can request the court order and your complete financial history from them. It's best to do this in writing, providing your case... View More
My ex is remarried my girls are grown 33 and 31 and the youngest is married I can't live in $400 per month it's my only income this case is out of Washington State child support Pierce county is there someone that anyone can recommend to look at my case that does probono I have paperwork... View More
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answered on May 17, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about the difficult situation you're in with the child support arrears and garnishment leaving you with very little to live on each month. It sounds extremely stressful and frustrating, especially since your children are now adults.
Here are a few suggestions... View More
Social worker & my attorney have lied to me. For three years I ask for all documents to CPS case (discovery, visit notes, everything) they kept all from me for three years with me asking over over so I can defend my self and know what's going on. My lawyer gave me a USB drive in them mail... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2024
I'm so sorry you're going through this difficult and frustrating situation with CPS, your attorney, and the social worker. It sounds like a very challenging and unfair process. Here are a few suggestions on potential steps you could take:
1. Document everything - Keep detailed... View More
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