Changing a parenting plan in Washington is never easy. The law deliberately makes modifications difficult to protect ...
Washington family law recognizes Committed Intimate Relationships (“CIRs”), which are stable relationships, similar to a ...
Washington law recognizes “committed intimate relationships,” (“CIRs”) and allows courts to equitably distribute ...
A non-parent may petition for Washington child visitation if they are a relative, have “an ongoing and substantial ...
Parents have a fundamental right to make certain decisions regarding their children, including decisions regarding ...
Parents have a liberty interest in their fundamental right to autonomy in raising their children. Courts must therefore ...
Child care is often a contentious issue in Washington family law cases. A parent may object to the child care ...
Everyone can relate to the experience of walking into the grocery store without a shopping list and leaving the store ...
Washington family law clients and attorneys alike should know that there are changes coming to the Washington State ...
