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Unmarried Parents – with Paternity Acknowledgment - Establishing Residential Schedule/Child Support An acknowledged father or mother may bring this action to establish a residential schedule/parenting plan or child support order two years or more after the Acknowledgment of Paternity they signed was filed with the Washington State Registrar of Vital Statistics.  Either parent may also bring this action more that 60 days but less than two years after the acknowledgment was filed if the petitioning party specifically states (alleges) certain facts that are in paragraph 1.4 of the petition. Form Title Download Revised Start the Case WPF PS 15.0100 Petition for Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan/Child Support (PT)   06/2008 WPF PS 15.0150 Sealed [ ] Acknowledgment [ ] Denial of Paternity (Cover Sheet) (SADP) 06/2006 Acknowledgment of Paternity or Denial of Paternity (If you do not have a copy, contact the Registrar of Vital Statistics to obtain a copy. File this document under form WPF PS 15.0150.) WPF PS 15.0200 Summons (Petition for Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan or Child Support) (SM) 06/2006 WPF DRPSCU 09.0200 Confidential Information Form (INFO) 06/2006 WPF DRPSCU 09.0210 Addendum to Confidential Information Form (AD) 06/2006 Cover Sheet Case Information Cover Sheet for Superior Courts 08/2009 WPF PS 15.0300 Response to Petition for Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan/Child Support (RSP)   06/2008 Complete the Case Default (if the other party does not respond): WPF DRPSCU 03.0100 Motion and Declaration for Default (MTDFL)   06/2008 WPF DRPSCU 03.0200 Order on Motion for Default (ORDFL)   06/2008 Finalize the Case WPF PS 15.0400 Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law on Petition for Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan or Child Support (FNFCL)   06/2008 WPF PS 15.0500 Judgment and Order Establishing Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan/Child Support (JDORS)   06/2008 (If you object to the proposed new parenting plan/residential schedule and want the court to enter your proposed Parenting Plan or Residential Schedule.) WPF PS 15.0600 Parenting Plan (PPP, PPT, PP)   06/2008 ...OR... WPF PS 15.0650 Residential Schedule; Proposed (PRS), Temporary (TRS), Final Order (RS)   06/2008   WPF PS 15.0700 Order of Child Support (TMORS, ORS)   09/2009 WSCSS - Schedule Washington State Child Support Schedule Definitions and Standards, Instructions and Economic Table   10/2009 WSCSS - Worksheets Washington State Child Support Schedule Worksheets (CSW)   10/2009 WPF DRPSCU 01.1550 Financial Declaration (FNDCLR) 06/2006 WPF DRPSCU 09.0220 Sealed Financial Source Documents (Cover Sheet) (SEALFN) 06/2006 Petition is Dismissed and a Challenge to Acknowledgment of Paternity or Denial of Paternity is Filed If the petition is filed less than two years after the Acknowledgment of Paternity or Denial of Paternity was filed and the allegations in paragraph 1.4 of the petition are disputed, a responding party may ask the court to dismiss the petition, and file a petition to challenge the Acknowledgment of Paternity or Denial of Paternity. The court may also dismiss the petition and direct one of the parties to file a petition to challenge the Acknowledgment of Paternity or Denial of Paternity. If the petition is dismissed and a petition to challenge is filed, use the forms listed below under the heading "Parentage (Unmarried Parents) - When the Acknowledged Father or the Mother wants to Challenge the Acknowledgment of Paternity" or "Parentage (Unmarried Parents) - When the Presumed Father wants to Challenge the Denial of Paternity." Note: Additional documents may be required by local county superior court rules. Important: To obtain legal advice you should hire a lawyer (for “full service” representation or for “limited” representation) or, if you cannot afford one, contact a low cost or free legal service program. For a referral to a lawyer or a legal service program, call CLEAR (888) 201-1014. If you are the victim of domestic violence, you may also obtain assistance from the Domestic Violence Hotline (800) 562-6025. Your county may also have a courthouse facilitator who cannot provide legal advice, but who can offer limited assistance in completing necessary paperwork. This list of forms is not legal advice and is provided only for reference purposes. Prepared by the Pattern Forms Committee and the Administrative Office of the Courts, State of Washington, 2004.

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