This is an official Washington court form for use in divorce, paternity or custody cases, an Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan/Residential Schedule (Relocation).
Bellevue, Washington WPF DRPSCU07.0955 — Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan — ResidentiaScheduleul— - Relocation is a legal document that pertains to child custody matters in Bellevue, Washington. This order allows for modifications to be made to a parenting plan and residential schedule when a parent or guardian intends to relocate. Here is a detailed description of its purpose and the different types of orders that can be filed under this category: 1. Purpose: The Bellevue, Washington WPF DRPSCU07.0955 — Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan — ResidentiaScheduleul— - Relocation is designed to address changes to a parenting plan and residential schedule when a parent wishes to relocate, which might potentially disrupt the current living arrangements and visitation schedules of the children involved. This order ensures that the best interests of the child are taken into consideration and provides a legal framework for modifying the existing custody arrangements. 2. Types of Orders: a. Ex Parte Order: An ex parte order is an emergency order that is requested by one party without the other party involved. It can be filed when there is an urgent need to modify the parenting plan and residential schedule due to an impending relocation. b. Temporary Order: A temporary order can be filed when one parent intends to relocate temporarily but requires adjustments to the parenting plan and residential schedule during that period. This order allows for a temporary modification until a permanent solution is determined. c. Permanent Order: A permanent order is filed when a parent seeks a long-term modification to the parenting plan and residential schedule due to relocation. This order will have a more lasting impact and will be valid until further modifications are made by the court. 3. Key Elements: a. Parenting Plan Modification: The order allows for the modification of the existing parenting plan in terms of decision-making authority, visitation schedules, and other relevant aspects to accommodate the relocation. b. Residential Schedule Modification: The order permits adjustments to the residential schedule, detailing the new arrangements for the child's living arrangements and visitation with each parent, considering the distance and logistics of the relocation. c. The Best Interest of the Child: The court considers the best interests of the child when determining whether to grant the modification request. Factors such as the child's relationship with each parent, the impact of the relocation on the child's well-being, and the ability of the parents to cooperate in facilitating the child's relationship with both parents are taken into account. d. Notice Requirements: The order outlines the notice requirements that the relocating parent must fulfill to inform the other parent and the court about the intended relocation, ensuring transparency and an opportunity for the non-relocating parent to respond or request a hearing. In summary, the Bellevue, Washington WPF DRPSCU07.0955 — Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan — ResidentiaScheduleul— - Relocation is a critical legal tool that facilitates modifications to a parenting plan and residential schedule when a parent intends to relocate. It encompasses multiple types of orders, including ex parte, temporary, and permanent orders, each serving different purposes in light of the specific circumstances of the relocation.Bellevue, Washington WPF DRPSCU07.0955 — Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan — ResidentiaScheduleul— - Relocation is a legal document that pertains to child custody matters in Bellevue, Washington. This order allows for modifications to be made to a parenting plan and residential schedule when a parent or guardian intends to relocate. Here is a detailed description of its purpose and the different types of orders that can be filed under this category: 1. Purpose: The Bellevue, Washington WPF DRPSCU07.0955 — Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan — ResidentiaScheduleul— - Relocation is designed to address changes to a parenting plan and residential schedule when a parent wishes to relocate, which might potentially disrupt the current living arrangements and visitation schedules of the children involved. This order ensures that the best interests of the child are taken into consideration and provides a legal framework for modifying the existing custody arrangements. 2. Types of Orders: a. Ex Parte Order: An ex parte order is an emergency order that is requested by one party without the other party involved. It can be filed when there is an urgent need to modify the parenting plan and residential schedule due to an impending relocation. b. Temporary Order: A temporary order can be filed when one parent intends to relocate temporarily but requires adjustments to the parenting plan and residential schedule during that period. This order allows for a temporary modification until a permanent solution is determined. c. Permanent Order: A permanent order is filed when a parent seeks a long-term modification to the parenting plan and residential schedule due to relocation. This order will have a more lasting impact and will be valid until further modifications are made by the court. 3. Key Elements: a. Parenting Plan Modification: The order allows for the modification of the existing parenting plan in terms of decision-making authority, visitation schedules, and other relevant aspects to accommodate the relocation. b. Residential Schedule Modification: The order permits adjustments to the residential schedule, detailing the new arrangements for the child's living arrangements and visitation with each parent, considering the distance and logistics of the relocation. c. The Best Interest of the Child: The court considers the best interests of the child when determining whether to grant the modification request. Factors such as the child's relationship with each parent, the impact of the relocation on the child's well-being, and the ability of the parents to cooperate in facilitating the child's relationship with both parents are taken into account. d. Notice Requirements: The order outlines the notice requirements that the relocating parent must fulfill to inform the other parent and the court about the intended relocation, ensuring transparency and an opportunity for the non-relocating parent to respond or request a hearing. In summary, the Bellevue, Washington WPF DRPSCU07.0955 — Ex Parte Order Modifying Parenting Plan — ResidentiaScheduleul— - Relocation is a critical legal tool that facilitates modifications to a parenting plan and residential schedule when a parent intends to relocate. It encompasses multiple types of orders, including ex parte, temporary, and permanent orders, each serving different purposes in light of the specific circumstances of the relocation.
