If My Spouse Is Neglecting Our Child, Can I Gain Full Custody Even After Our Divorce in Washington State?

Abuse, Changes, Child Custody, Divorce

Child custody arrangements allow parents to share parenting responsibilities and privileges. But when the plan is no longer favorable, modifications are allowed. However, the grounds for altering the original plan are strict and specific. The court only allows a parent to alter a parenting plan if necessary. Evidence of the adverse effects of the current…

Is There a Time Limit on When I Have to File for Visitation Rights as a Grandparent in Washington State?

Family, Grandparents, Hiring an Attorney, Visitation

Family relations can be messy and complicated sometimes. It can be frustrating when one or both parents object to a grandparent maintaining contact with a child. Most grandparents fail to realize that there are legal options they can explore to restore this relationship. The laws on non-parent visitation and custody have undergone many changes over…