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FAMILY LAW HELP Are you representing yourself in a family law case in Pierce County, Washington? CLICK HERE FOR YOUR OWN COPY OF THE PIERCE COUNTY FAMILY LAW RESOURCE GUIDE! Click on the titles below for answers to some common questions -- there are presently 15 topics available. Scroll down this page to see them all. If you need more help, refer to the resources listed at the end of each presentation or use the contact information on this website to find assistance. The presentations available on this site are designed to provide general information concerning your rights and responsibilities and local court procedures. They are not intended to be a substitute for specific legal advice. Your case is unique and the law is not set in stone; if you think your case seems unusual, different or especially complicated as you read this material, you should consult an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, use the resources given in these presentations and on this website to get help. This information is currently being updated as of September 2009. These presentations are in the process of being updated into a new format. To open the new versions in a larger window where you can print or download the information, click on the square just to the right of the slide numbers. For the older links, click on the link to view or print each topic and use your browser's 'back' button to return to this page. The older versions require Microsoft Explorer.
Get a printable version of 'What you Need to Know about Service' (pdf)
Get a printable version of 'Domestic Violence - How to Get a Protection Order' (pdf)
Get a printable version of 'Parenting Plans' (pdf) Get a printable version of 'Modifying your Parenting Plan' (pdf) Get a printable version of 'Establishing Paternity' (pdf)
Get a printable version of 'How to Prepare for Trial' (pdf)
The Russian translation of the presentation on community property is provided thanks to the generosity of volunteer interpreter Daria Tinaza. Last updated October 30, 2009 |