If my son’s father and I have a temporary parenting plan but his attorney sent me a proposal for a final plan that is quite differen, does the temporary plan that was signed by a judge still stand?
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If my son’s father and I have a temporary parenting plan but his attorney sent me a proposal for a final plan that is quite differen, does the temporary plan that was signed by a judge still stand?
Asked on December 7, 2012 under Family Law, Washington
Answers:
Kate Forrest / The Law Office of Kate M. Forrest, PLLC
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Only a parenting plan signed by a judge is effective--the temporary order will be in place until a judge signs something different. If the other party wants something very different and you do not agree, the issue will be resolved either through mediation or a trial, and either way, a judge will have to sign off on it before it goes into effect.
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