Common Family Law Motions explained

A motion is a request made to the court asking a judge to make a decision about your Washington divorce case. While motions can be requested in court verbally, it is more common for them to be requested in writing. Here are some of the most common motions you might encounter in a Family Law case in Washington State.

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Writs of Habeas Corpus

Writs of Habeas Corpus (“Writs”) are legal orders issued by the court.

Temporary Family Law Orders

Temporary family law orders (TFLO’s) are a versatile tool commonly seen in most contested family law cases.

What the hell is Revision?

In the State of Washington, you have a constitutional right to have your grievance heard by a full judge of the people.

Reconsiderations

Reconsiderations are rare tools of last resort. Designed for when errors of law are too.

Overturning final orders (CR60)

Sometimes, for reason of mistake or justice, final orders entered in a matter need to be voided.

Contempt? What is it, and why should I care?

Contempt is the process in which courts hold individuals and businesses accountable for defying court orders.

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Writs of Habeas Corpus

Temporary Family Law Orders

What the hell is Revision?

Reconsiderations

Overturning final orders (CR60)

Contempt? What is it, and why should I care?

Talk to one of our Seattle Family Lawyers today if you need help with common motions in Washington State

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