This form is a motion requesting the court issue an order taking a child into custody. This is an official form from the Washington Court System, which complies with all applicable laws and statutes. USLF amends and updates forms as is required by Washington statutes and law.
Seattle Washington JU 02.0100 — Motion for Order to Take Child into Custody is a legal document filed to request the intervention of the court in cases involving child custody issues in the Seattle, Washington area. This motion is often used when there is an immediate need to remove a child from their current living situation due to concerns for their safety and well-being. The Seattle Washington JU 02.0100 — Motion for Order to Take Child into Custody is commonly associated with various types of child custody cases, including: 1. Emergency Situations: This type of motion is utilized in cases where there is imminent danger to the child's physical or mental health. It could involve situations such as physical abuse, neglect, or exposure to hazardous environments. 2. Domestic Violence: When there is a history or presence of domestic violence or other threatening behavior towards the child or another family member, this motion can be filed to ensure the child's safety and secure their custody. 3. Substance Abuse: If one or both parents have addiction issues that negatively impact the child's well-being, this motion can be filed to protect the child from further harm and seek immediate custody. 4. Parental Incapacitation: In situations where a parent is unable to provide proper care for the child due to physical or mental illness, incarceration, or other incapacitating circumstances, this motion can be filed to guarantee the child's welfare. When filing the Seattle Washington JU 02.0100 — Motion for Order to Take Child into Custody, it is crucial to provide detailed and specific information about the circumstances necessitating immediate intervention. This includes presenting evidence such as police reports, medical records, witness statements, or any other relevant documentation to support the allegations of harm or risk. Upon filing the motion, the court will evaluate the evidence provided and may conduct a hearing to determine if the child should be taken into custody. If granted, the court will issue an order specifying temporary custody arrangements and any additional actions required to ensure the child's well-being.Seattle Washington JU 02.0100 — Motion for Order to Take Child into Custody is a legal document filed to request the intervention of the court in cases involving child custody issues in the Seattle, Washington area. This motion is often used when there is an immediate need to remove a child from their current living situation due to concerns for their safety and well-being. The Seattle Washington JU 02.0100 — Motion for Order to Take Child into Custody is commonly associated with various types of child custody cases, including: 1. Emergency Situations: This type of motion is utilized in cases where there is imminent danger to the child's physical or mental health. It could involve situations such as physical abuse, neglect, or exposure to hazardous environments. 2. Domestic Violence: When there is a history or presence of domestic violence or other threatening behavior towards the child or another family member, this motion can be filed to ensure the child's safety and secure their custody. 3. Substance Abuse: If one or both parents have addiction issues that negatively impact the child's well-being, this motion can be filed to protect the child from further harm and seek immediate custody. 4. Parental Incapacitation: In situations where a parent is unable to provide proper care for the child due to physical or mental illness, incarceration, or other incapacitating circumstances, this motion can be filed to guarantee the child's welfare. When filing the Seattle Washington JU 02.0100 — Motion for Order to Take Child into Custody, it is crucial to provide detailed and specific information about the circumstances necessitating immediate intervention. This includes presenting evidence such as police reports, medical records, witness statements, or any other relevant documentation to support the allegations of harm or risk. Upon filing the motion, the court will evaluate the evidence provided and may conduct a hearing to determine if the child should be taken into custody. If granted, the court will issue an order specifying temporary custody arrangements and any additional actions required to ensure the child's well-being.
