Fill and Sign the Registration of Foreign Protection Order Form Ingov

IN THE _____________ (Name of Court) OF _____________ (Name of County), _______________ (State) ____________________ PETITIONER (Name of Petitioner) VS. CASE NUMBER ______-_______ ____________________ RESPONDENT (Name of Respondent) Motion for Visitation Supervised by an Individual Comes now ________________ (Name of Petitioner), the Petitioner in the above-captioned cause, by and through her attorney, who moves the Court to issue an Order For Visitation Supervised by an Individual according to the proposed Order For Visitation Supervised by an Individual which is attached to this Motion. As grounds for said Motion, Petitioner would show: (Note: the following are samples of possible grounds). 1. There is an abuse prevention restraining order against _________________ (Name of Respondent), the Respondent, currently in effect, a copy of which is attached to this Motion; 2. Respondent has abused Petitioner, as more fully described in the attached Affidavit; 3. Respondent has abused the children of Petitioner and Respondent, as more fully described in the attached Affidavit. 4. Petitioner is at serious risk of suffering further abuse if the Court does not issue a Supervised Visiting Order. 5. The children of Petitioner and Respondent are at serious risk of suffering further
(abuse) if the court does not issue a supervised visiting order. 6. A court order that provides for the supervision of a visiting adult over a minor is necessary to protect the safety of a minor or to provide any protection and/or assistance in resolving (abuse) by the minor, or in the event of such an abuse. 7. The judge has determined petitioner is unable to adequately provide for and protect the welfare of the minor. 8. There is a genuine question whether the person to be supervised is the respondent's child, or an appropriate substitute for the child of the respondent. 9. The court would not necessarily be influenced by any opinion of an adult guardian ad item, provided the opinion was based on written, and not oral, evidence. (c) any proposed orders shall be modified as necessary. (d) an order for the supervision of visitation by an individual, with respect to a minor pursuant to this section, shall constitute a modification of this section. (e) an order for the supervised visitation of a minor between a minor and an individual who is a guardian over the person, or another person having responsibility for the minor on behalf of the minor may be granted if the approval of the judge has been obtained as described in subsection (j) of this section. (f) an order for supervised visitation by an individual may not be granted except if: (1) there is no parent-child relationship between the petitioner or respondent and the proposed individual; or (ii) the proposed individual has been certified by the agency responsible for the investigation of child abuse or neglect as qualified for providing a court order pursuant to RCW and there is no parent-child relationship between the guardian and the child. (g) a court shall not grant supervised visitation without a finding that the proposed individual is an alternative to, or substitute for, a parent-child relationship that may exist on behalf of the minor or that may exist between the respondent and the minor. Such approval shall be based on written, and not oral, evidence. (2) a court shall not grant supervised visitation unless an appropriate court order is obtained that provides for the visitation and states the conditions of such visitation. This subsection does not apply to a minor over the age of majority who has been granted a temporary order pursuant to RCW , and a minor's guardian, who may grant a court order for supervised visitation if: (a) the minor is physically incapable of giving consent to the visitation; (b.