Driver8421
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I’ve been to the Family Law Facilitators at the King County Superior Court in Seattle, WA, but I got somewhat confusing answers regarding my case.
I initiated a relocation on October 23rd. I got my ex-wife served properly on that day. On Monday November 13th, she handed me her objection from her hand to my hand, instead of getting me served. At the Family Law Facilitators I found out that not only she wasn’t supposed to hand her objection personally to me, but she also didn’t file her objection with the court. The Family Law Facilitators gave me two options:
Option 1) If my ex-wife doesn’t file her objection with the court, then after 30 days from the time I filed my Intent to Relocate I can file an Ex-Parte Motion for Final Order Changing Parenting Plan – No Objection to Moving with Children
Option 2) File a Motion for Temporary Order Allowing Move with Children.
I’m not sure if I can go the Option 1 route, as my ex-wife didn’t object properly. Basically the court doesn't know about her objection. If I file the Ex-Parte Motion for Final Order Changing Parenting Plan – No Objection to Moving with Children, can my ex-wife later complain to the court that she objected? Will her complaint be dismissed or accepted since her objection hasn't been filed with the court?
For background: I am the primary custodian with 65% custody of our children.
I initiated a relocation on October 23rd. I got my ex-wife served properly on that day. On Monday November 13th, she handed me her objection from her hand to my hand, instead of getting me served. At the Family Law Facilitators I found out that not only she wasn’t supposed to hand her objection personally to me, but she also didn’t file her objection with the court. The Family Law Facilitators gave me two options:
Option 1) If my ex-wife doesn’t file her objection with the court, then after 30 days from the time I filed my Intent to Relocate I can file an Ex-Parte Motion for Final Order Changing Parenting Plan – No Objection to Moving with Children
Option 2) File a Motion for Temporary Order Allowing Move with Children.
I’m not sure if I can go the Option 1 route, as my ex-wife didn’t object properly. Basically the court doesn't know about her objection. If I file the Ex-Parte Motion for Final Order Changing Parenting Plan – No Objection to Moving with Children, can my ex-wife later complain to the court that she objected? Will her complaint be dismissed or accepted since her objection hasn't been filed with the court?
For background: I am the primary custodian with 65% custody of our children.
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