Family Law Basics Workshop

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Intended for anyone navigating the Family Law system without an attorney, this workshop will cover the basics of Family Law, from initial paperwork to start a case, filing, service, temporary and emergency orders, finalization and enforcement. Case types will include Dissolution of Marriage with or without children, Petition for Parenting Plan, Modifications and Contempt. Participants will gain familiarity with pattern forms, the e-filing process, scheduling court hearings and requesting fee waivers.

Workshop subject matter is legal information, not legal advice

Intended for anyone navigating the Family Law system without an attorney, this workshop will cover the basics of Family Law, from initial paperwork to start a case, filing, service, temporary and emergency orders, finalization and enforcement. Case types will include Dissolution of Marriage with or without children, Petition for Parenting Plan, Modifications and Contempt. Participants will gain familiarity with pattern forms, the e-filing process, scheduling court hearings and requesting fee waivers. Workshop subject matter is legal information, not legal advice

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Location

2024 Third Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
United States

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WorkFirst Legal Navigator
206.385.7204
legalnav@ywcaworks.org

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