Fill and Sign the Changing Your Legal Separation to a Divorce Washington Law Help Form

- 1 - IN THE ______________ COURT OF ______________ COUNTY STATE OF ________________ IN THE MATTER OF THE DISSOLUTION OF THE MARRIAGE OF ______________ AND ____________ )))) )))) NO. )) )) ) MOTION TO MODIFY JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE COMES NOW _________________, Plaintiff and files this his Motion to Modify Judgment of Divorce and in support hereof would show unto the Court the following, to-wit: 1. Plaintiff and Defendant were divorce by Judgment of this Court on the _____ day of ___________, 20__ on the grounds of irreconcilable differences. Said Judgment incorporated the Separation and Property Settlement Agreement of the parties dated______________. 2. Since the rendition of said Judgment of Divorce material changes in the circumstances have occurred which justify the modification of the custody provisions of said Agreement and Judgment. Plaintiff has remarried and can provide a stable and wholesome environment for the minor child of the parties. Defendant is living with a man who is not her husband. 3. It is in the best interest of the child of the parties that the Judgment of Divorce be modified to place custody of the minor child with the Plaintiff subject to reasonable visitation rights with the Defendant. On a temporary basis the Defendant has voluntarily allowed Plaintiff to have the care of the child and until a final hearing can be held on this Motion custody should remain in Plaintiff. 4. Plaintiff is in dire and necessitous circumstances and it is necessary to have a
) ) ) ) ') ) temporary order entered for a period of up to thirty days without the defendant is providing to plaintiff temporary custody orders in such action. Plaintiff cannot have said temporary custody orders in effect and the court is accordingly directed to enter a temporary order hereunder, in accordance with the opinion in l. & g., inc. V. Zweibos, 922 1205 (ind. 2001) (per curia), for a period of up to thirty to sixty days, at which time court may reconsider whether the child has been properly provided for by the parties, and such decision must be entered without prejudice to such further order as the court may determine in the future needs to be made. 5. On the hearing on this motion, the testimony of the minor children is as follows: 1. ) - ) ))) -   2. Plaintiff is residing at the residence of her ex-husband. The father had taken sole responsibility and custody for the minor son, a 12-year- old black male, and plaintiff had sole custody of the daughter, a 12-year-old white female. 3. ) - ) ) -   4. Plaintiff has received daily visitation from the father and has been advised of the father's whereabouts. At the present time, there has been a change of circumstances in the life of the couple, and it is desired that the mother and father work together with the advice of a mediator. 5. ) -   ) -   6. ) - ) -   7. —) - ) -   8. ) -   9. ) -   10.   11. ) -   12. ) -   12. ) -