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 Parenting Plan/
Residential Schedule

  Temporary Order - Child Visitation (dissolution)
 
  Temporary Order - Child Custody
 
  Modification of parenting plan/residential schedule
 
  Guardian Ad Litem
 
 
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Appointing a Guardian Ad Litem

I have started a dissolution, nonparental custody or parentage case. I need to ask the court to appoint a Guardian ad Litem to investigate parenting arrangements on behalf of my children. What can I do?

Form
Title
Download
Revised
Appointing a GAL (dissolution)
WPF DR 04.0100 Motion and Declaration for Temporary Order (MTAF)   07/2009

Note for Motion Docket (obtain local county form)

 
WPF DR 04.0200 Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem on Behalf of Minor (ORAPGL)   07/2009
Appointing a GAL (nonparental custody)
WPF CU 03.0100 Motion and Declaration for Temporary Nonparental Custody Order (MTAF)   06/2008
 

Note for Motion Docket (obtain local county form)

 
WPF CU 04.0200 Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem on Behalf of Minor (ORAPGL)   07/2009
Appointing a GAL (unmarried parents)
WPF PS 04.0100 Motion and Declaration for Temporary Order (MTAF)   06/2008
Note for Motion Docket (obtain local county form)  
WPF PS 10B.0850 Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem on Behalf of Minor (ORAPGL)   07/2009

Note: Additional documents may be required by local county superior court rules.

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Prepared by the Pattern Forms Committee and the Administrative Office of the Courts, State of Washington, 2004.


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