Child custody in Washington state?
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A judge will pretty much agree with anything the two of you agree upon, as long as the children are priority.  An Agreed modification of custody will do the trick. Good Luck!  (And generally, child support is figured based on one parent having all the kids, the other paying support for both parties and then subtracting the difference.  If Dad would pay mom $300.00 per week for all, and Mom would pay dad $175.00 per week for all, dad would pay $125.00 if he had custody of 2 and mom had custody of 2)  Generally, not always...
984257
yes here what has to happen the mother of the child would have to give you guardianship of child. here how you do you have to hire a attorney. what you do have the mother of child she has to sign over guard ship to the child to you. then the lawyer can write up guarder ship papers. Once that done you have guarder ship of the child you may have to go to court but it all what the best interest of the child. It be a court battle deciding what is best for the child either you get you the child or he/she might go in frostier care I just preparing you for the worse and hope for the best. I believe  you may be able to get a lawyer pro bro no I don't know or low cost.  One is legal aid but I don't who else you can call if you under a certain income but really if you don't have to go to court it only cost you 300.00 but we see until you daughter finished with he prison term.
269314
Get a lawyer, go to court, get judge to sign once he is convinced it is in the child's best interest. Pay lots of money. Done.
1012050
yes they can go to court.as long as you can pervide for the the child
320758
The family court is not known for its speed.  I would contact the Ohio State Bar Association (attorney) and request for referral to family/custody specialist.  Interview them and find out their success rate in getting you custody and the reality of your situation.
915547
Need to give more info on the question.  I will try to answer, if she is moving with children, I don't believe that she will have to get another court order, I think the present court order will stand up in that state.  To be for sure, you will have to seek legal counsel.
645814
Child custody battles are far more complicated than filing a form.\n\nYou might try Legal Aid or your local bar association for advice regarding affordable legal representation. You would be ill advised trying to represent yourself in this matter.
329817
Since your daughter lives in another state and has for some time you would have to petition the Family Court in that state. Here in NYS your ex-wife would have had to have your permission to move the child out of state. And if you wouldn't agree she would have had to petition the court for permission to move. In most cases judges will not grant permission. \n\nAt 7 she's hardly old enough to have a say in which parent she lives with. Even if you don't agree with spanking as a form of discipline, unless they are leaving welts and/or bruises there isn't much you can do. If you suspect child abuse then you need to make a child abuse report. But don't use a child abuse report as a means of gaining custody. If a judge thinks that's what you're doing you are sunk before you start. \n\nYour best course of action will be to hire an attorney. Perhaps you can find one who will allow you to make a payment plan.\n\nI pray that the outcome of all of this is what is best for your daughter. God bless you and your efforts to create a happier life for her.
315141
Try this link, it will get you the info you need...\n\nhttp://dw.courts.wa.gov/index.cfm
189035
Call a lawyer. They can write up a power of attorney agreement for fairly cheap. Then, all the parties sign and you get it notarized. You can specify how long or how short you want the custody for in the agreement.\n\nGood luck!
984045
Usually, the child can "choose" which parent they wish to reside with when they are over 12 or 13.\n\nHire an attorney -ask him if he can do an emergency ex parte motion for your husband to have full custody and/or remove her from her mother's home, or guardian ad litem; and a temporary restraining order.  Remedies should exist via the family court system.   \n\nYou may want to contact her doctor and tell him what is going on.  He perhaps has pull with CPS to quickly remove her from this environment.
266541
becuz ure dad has custody
259264
Yep, go back to court and seek a custody modification granting you sole physical and joint legal custody... You probably won't win, but it will bring the problem to the attention of the courts and a judge will explain to him that visitation is not "His privilege" it is his duty and the children's right....and lays a groundwork for future modification if he does not straighten up.\nGood luck.
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you need to go straight to a lawyer. I live in Australia so i don't know the laws where you are perhaps living. But you could go to social services or child welfare and tell them that you now have care of the child that your husband has legal rights to. Those rights would also have obligations on his behalf. I don't know how old the child is but asking what they want is a good start and then seek all the professional advice that you have to to resolve this. This child like all children must have love and stability. Going back and forth to dad when it suits him could have long term effects on this child. You never mentioned under what circumstances he was awarded custody. I have to take you at your word as i don't know you but if you love your child and feel that they will be better of with you and you can provide for their needs, all of them, challenge the ruling and do what is right for the child. Someone professional to help your child through all these confusing times and transitions is probably a good idea. Good luck to you and i hope the little one gets through this turmoil with as little scarring as possible. Looks like that's up to you.
333543
call the courthouse in your area.\nlaws differ from state to state.\nyour son might GIVE you custody if you ask.
1114759
MOST STATES HAVE LEGAL AIDE SERVICES THAT CAN HELP.IF THERES LIKELY TO BE A CUSTODY FIGHT I STRONGLY SUGGEST HAVING AN ATTORNEY. ALSO SECURE THE CHILDS RESIDENCE BEFORE HAND.....SUCH AS MAKE CERTAIN THE DADS RESIDENCE IS LISTED ON ALL PAPERWORK,SUCH AS SCHOOL OR DAYCARE RECORDS ETC...HE NEEDS TO BE ABLE TO PROVE THE CHILD HAS BEEN IN HIS CUSTODY. DIVORCE CAN BE VERY UGLY,ESPECIALLY WHERE KIDS ARE CONCERNED.I WOULD DEFINATELY SEEK ADVICE FROM THE LOCAL FAMILY COURT OR DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE BEFORE TIPPING MY HAND.
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email me at corbett11@yahoo.  Depending on your income, you may qualify for a public defender.  You can also try a Volunteer legal services project.  They are lawyers who volunteer their time for these matters to lower income ppl.  Try to be amicable with the father as it is in the best interest of the child.  Go for joint custody.  Allow the most for relationships with both parents.  You can hate him if you want, but dont use the child as a pawn.  My ex is and I didnt get to see her for 3 months.  Not cool.  Also, File for Child support tomorrow, along with a petition for visitation/custody.  Your parents and his have rights as grandparents and can be entitled to time as well.  Try to take a parenting course that deals with the psycholgical aspects on the child (A.C.T. - Assisting Children with Transition) or something similar.  The 0-3 yrs are the most crucial in development for your baby.  Keep that in mind.  This is when the relationships and bonds are formed.