by Chelsie M. Elliott | May 16, 2023 | Blogs By Chelsie M. Elliott, Divorce in Washington, Emergency Issues, Family Law, Family Planning, Free Legal Resources, Legal Knowledge, Legal Separation, Non-Marital Relationships, Post Final Orders
It can be hard going through a family law matter (divorce, legal separation, child custody, child support, etc.) when both parties are aware of where the other party is located and cooperating with the process. However, there are certain factors that might make a... 
by Chelsie M. Elliott | Oct 3, 2022 | Blogs By Chelsie M. Elliott, Child Custody, Child Support, Family Law, Free Legal Resources, Legal Knowledge, Parenting Plan, Post Final Orders
If you have a child with someone else, whether or not you are married, you will likely need a Parenting Plan in the event that you are no longer together with the child’s other parent. Even if you and the child’s other parent agree to a parenting schedule, it can... 
by Chelsie M. Elliott | Mar 15, 2022 | Adoptions, Blogs By Chelsie M. Elliott, Family Law, Family Planning, Free Legal Resources, Legal Knowledge
One of the avenues people have to adopt a child is through a state’s foster care system. Thousands of children are placed in the foster care system each year due to their parents’ inability to parent or care for the child, or not having a parent to do so. Sometimes... 
by Chelsie M. Elliott | Jul 9, 2021 | Blogs By Chelsie M. Elliott, Child Support, Family Law, Free Legal Resources, Legal Knowledge, Post Final Orders
If you have a child with someone else, whether or not you are married, it is possible that you are eligible to receive, or required to pay, child support. If you do have a child with someone else, then the parent who has the child the majority of the time, or even a... 
by Chelsie M. Elliott | Apr 14, 2021 | Blogs By Chelsie M. Elliott, Divorce in Washington, Emergency Issues, Family Law, Free Legal Resources, Legal Knowledge, Legal Separation, Non-Marital Relationships
For every family law matter that you might want to start – adoption, divorce, modification, etc. – the party you are filing against is entitled to notice that you have started a court action and they are now required to participate. Notice typically means providing...
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