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Divorce
In Washington State, only "no-fault" divorce is allowed, so proving fault is unnecessary. Just cite "irreconcilable differences." We will help you gather required documents like residency proof and marriage certificate. If applicable, provide details about children.
Filing the petition with visitation, custody, child support, and spousal support details starts a 90-day waiting period before the divorce is final.
Whether you're filing for divorce or responding to your spouse's petition, we're here to support you. Reach out for fair treatment.
Child Support
Every parent must care for their child, even after divorce. When determining child support, several factors are considered.
- Income of Both Parents
- Average Amount Families Spend on their Children (Food, Clothing, Housing).
- Day Care
- Medical
- Visitation Expenses
- Extracurricular Activities
- Education Expenses
Either party can petition the court for a modification if a situation has changed.
Since Washington State child support law can change or become complicated, we suggest you give the Law Office of Chad R. Zandi, PLLC a call to help you figure out the best course of action.
“Justice is the sum of all moral duty.”
(William Godwin)
Parenting Plans & Paternity
A parenting plan will show which parent the child/children will live with and where. It also addresses how both spouses will make decisions on the behalf of their children. Most importantly, how any disputes that arise in the future will be handled.
With the many factors that are weighed in order to establish custody, it is important that you have legal help on your side. Don’t try doing this alone. We are here to help you.
Paternity is particularly important in a situation when the parents are unmarried and have children. Establishing paternity will go a long way towards setting up an appropriate parenting plan and setting child support.
“Common sense often makes good law”
(William O. Douglas)
Modification & Relocation
Parents can request changes to a parenting plan for custody or visitation. Changes in child support may be considered if circumstances have changed.
- Job Loss/Job Downgrade
- Disability
- Job Upgrade
- Imprisonment and more…
For any modifications, rely on an experienced attorney. Contact the Law Office of Chad R. Zandi, PLLC for prompt assistance.
If you have legal custody of your child, and you wish to move and take the child with you, Washington State law may require you to take certain steps to be compliant. Whether you are the custodial parent and would like to relocate or are the noncustodial parent
A good lawyer is going to try to protect her client.
(John Kennedy)