Superior Court of Washington
County of
In re Parentage:
Petitioner,
and
Respondent
and
Respondent No.
Judgment and Order on Challenge
to Denial of Paternity and Granting
Other Relief
(JDOEP)
Clerk’s Action Required, para. 3.2, 3.9
[ ] Law Enforcement Notification, ¶ 3.9
I. Judgment/Order Summaries
1.1 Restraining Order Summary
[ ] Does not apply. [ ] Restraining Order Summary is set forth below:
Name of person(s) restrained: . Name of person(s)
protected: . See Paragraph 3.9 .
Violation of a Restraining Order in Paragraph 3.9 below with actual knowledge of its
terms is a criminal offense under Chapter 26.50 RCW and will subject the violator to
arrest. RCW 26.26.590.
1.2 Money Judgment Summary
[ ] Does not apply. [ ] Judgment Summary is set forth below:
A. Judgment creditor
B. Judgment debtor
C. Total judgment amount $
D. Principal judgment amount (back support) $
From _____ to _____
E. Interest to date of judgment $
F. Attorney fees $
G. Costs $
H. Other recovery amount $
I. Principal judgment shall bear interest at __________ % per annum
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J. Attorney fees, costs and other recovery amounts shall bear interest at __________ % per annum
K. Attorney for judgment creditor
L. Attorney for judgment debtor
II. Basis
This matter has come before the court on petitioner’s Petition for Challenge to Denial of Paternity. The
court considered the case record and has previously entered its Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law.
This action affects the paternity of _____________________________ [Name of Child] _______ [Age
on the date of this order].
III. Order
It is Ordered:
3.1 Challenge to Denial of Paternity
[ ] This proceeding to challenge the Denial of Paternity was not timely begun and is
dismissed.
[ ] The Petition for Challenge to Denial of Paternity is granted, the Denial of Paternity is
declared invalid because it was signed under fraud, duress or material mistake of fact and
the Acknowledgment of Paternity is void.
[ ] The Petition for Challenge to Denial of Paternity is denied.
3.2 Determination of Paternity Based Upon Genetic Testing
[ ] Does not apply.
[ ] Based upon genetic testing in this proceeding, the father and child relationship [ ] exists
[ ] does not exist between the acknowledged father and is in the child’s best interest.
[ ] Based upon genetic testing in this proceeding, _________________________ [Name] is
the father of the child.
[ ] At the time the acknowledgment [ ] and denial of paternity were signed, genetic tests
were performed indicating the acknowledged father was not excluded as the father of the
child based upon a probability of paternity of _________ per cent. This test result was
not challenged in this proceeding.
3.3 Father’s Obligation for Child Support
[ ] Effective as of _______________________ [Date], the acknowledged father [ ] is [ ] is
not relieved from any obligation to pay child support under the child support order
entered on _____________________ [Date].
[ ] ___________________________ [Name] shall pay child support as set forth in the
Order of Child Support which [ ] is attached [ ] is filed separately.
3.4 Judgment
(Note - do not repeat this judgment in the Order of Child Support WPF PS 01.0500.)
[ ] Does not apply.
[ ] _______________________________ [Name] shall have judgment against
______________________ [Name] in the total amount of $______________ as follows:
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[ ] $_______________ for genetic testing costs.
[ ] $_______________ for guardian ad litem fees.
[ ] $_______________ for attorney fees.
[ ] $_______________ costs.
[ ] $_______________ for other fees and expenses.
[ ] Other:
[ ] _________________________________ [Name] shall have judgment against
______________________________ [Name] for _________________________ in the
amount of $_______________.
3.5 Judgment for Back Child Support
(Note - do not repeat this judgment in the Order of Child Support.)
[ ] _________________________________ [Name] is awarded a judgment against
________________________ [Name] in the amount of $__________________, for back
child support for the period from _______________ [Date] to _______________ [Date].
[ ] The unpaid support due to _________________________________ [Name] by
______________________________ [Name] is waived and will not be collected by
____________________________ [Name]. This does not waive any support owing to
the state as a result of payment of public assistance.
[ ] All support due under temporary court orders has been paid.
[ ] Unpaid support due under a court or administrative order is preserved for collection and
is not merged in or extinguished by this order.
[ ] Other:
[ ] Collection Limitation Against Wages:
The back child support provision above shall be paid at a rate of at least $__________
per month beginning __________________ [Date]. So long as the payments for current
support, back support and the judgment are timely, collection against the judgment
debtor’s wages, excluding bonuses and other lump sum payments, shall be limited to
$_______________ per month (for current support, back support and judgment). This
limitation terminates if a single payment is past due . This provision does not
limit or bar the state of Washington from using other collection remedies available to it
by law, including, but not limited to, certification for collection to the Internal Revenue
Service. Payment shall be made to:
[ ] Wage Withholding Action:
[ ] Withholding action may be taken against wages, earnings, assets, or benefits,
and liens enforced against real and personal property under the child support
statutes of this or any other state, without further notice to the judgment debtor at
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any time after entry of an order by the court, except as limited by the Collection
Limitation Against Wages paragraph above.
[ ] Wage withholding, by notice of payroll deduction or other income withholding
action under Chapter 26.18 RCW or Chapter 74.20 RCW, without further notice
to the judgment debtor, is delayed until a payment is past due, because:
[ ] there is good cause not to require immediate income withholding.
[ ] the parties have reached a written agreement which the court approves
that provides for an alternative arrangement. (See below):
[ ] Judgment and Back Support Payments Shall Be Made to:
[ ]
[ ] Washington State Support Registry
P.O. Box 45868
Olympia, Washington 98504
Phone: 1-800-922-4306
1-800-442-5437
3.6 Jurisdiction Over the Child
The court has jurisdiction over the child as set forth in the Findings of Facts and Conclusions of
Law.
3.7 Residential Schedule/Parenting Plan
[ ] The primary residence of the child shall be with ______________________ [Name],
who is designated custodian solely for the purpose of other state and federal statutes.
[ ] The residential plan/parenting plan signed by the court on __________________ [Date]
is adopted and incorporated by reference.
[ ] ______________________________ [Name] shall be designated the custodian of the
child, and the child shall reside with _______________________ [Name] at all times.
[ ] Determination of residential time of ________________________________ [Name]
with the child is denied.
[ ] Other:
3.8 Amendment of Birth Certificate
The birth certificate of the child, __________________________ [Name], [ ] shall [ ] shall not
be amended by the Washington State Registrar of Vital Statistics by removing the acknowledged
father’s name from the birth certificate and by changing the child’s surname to
____________________________ [Surname].
[ ] The Washington State Registrar of Vital Statistics shall amend the child’s birth
certificate to identify _____________________________ [Name] as the child’s father.
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3.9 Continuing Restraining Order
[ ] Does not apply.
[ ] A continuing restraining order is entered as follows:
[ ] ______________________________ [Name] is restrained and enjoined from
disturbing the peace of the other party.
[ ] _______________________________ [Name] is restrained and enjoined
from going onto the grounds of or entering the home, work place or school of
the other party, or the day care or school of the following named children:
_______________________________________________________________
[ ] _____________________________ [Name] is restrained and enjoined from
knowingly coming within or knowingly remaining within _________________
[Distance] of the home, work place or school of the other party, or the day care or
school of these children:
_______________________________________________________________ .
Other: ________________________________________________________.
[ ] _____________________________ [Name] is restrained and enjoined from
molesting, assaulting, harassing or stalking _____________________ [Name].
(The following firearm restrictions apply if this box is checked: Effective
immediately and continuing as long as this continuing restraining order is in
effect, the restrained person may not possess a firearm or ammunition.
18. U.S.C. § 922(g)(8). A violation of this federal firearms law carries a
maximum possible penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. An
exception exists for law enforcement officers and military personnel when
carrying department/government-issue firearms. 18 U.S.C. § 925(a)(1).)
[ ] Other:
Violation of a Restraining Order in Paragraph 3.9 with actual knowledge of its terms is
a criminal offense under Chapter 26.50 RCW and will subject the violator to arrest.
RCW 26.26.130.
[ ] Clerk’s Action . The clerk of the court shall forward a copy of this order, on or
before the next judicial day, to______________________________________ [name
of the appropriate law enforcement agency] which shall enter this order into any
computer-based criminal intelligence system available in this state used by law
enforcement agencies to list outstanding warrants. ( A law enforcement information
sheet must be completed by the party or the party’s attorney and provided with
this order before this order will be entered into the law enforcement computer
system .)
Service
[ ] The restrained party or attorney appeared in court or signed this order; service of this
order is not required.
[ ] The restrained party or attorney did not appear in court; service of this order is required.
Expiration
This restraining order expires on: [Month/Day/Year].
This restraining order supersedes all previous temporary restraining orders in this cause
number.
[ ] Any temporary restraining order previously entered in this cause number is terminated.
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Clerk’s Action . The clerk of the court shall forward a copy of this order, on or before the next
judicial day, to: ______________________________ law enforcement agency where
Petitioner resides which shall enter this order into any computer-based criminal intelligence
system available in this state used by law enforcement agencies to list outstanding warrants.
Full Faith and Credit
Pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 2265, a court in any of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto
Rico, any United States territory, and any tribal land within the United States shall accord full
faith and credit to the order.
3.10 Protection Order
[ ] Does not apply.
[ ] The parties shall comply with the Order for Protection signed by the court on this date,
_____________________________ in this cause number. The Order for Protection
signed by the court is approved and incorporated as part of this decree.
3.11 Other
Dated: _________________________________ ______________________________________
Judge/Commissioner
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Presented by: Approved for entry:
Notice of presentation waived:
_______________________________________ _____________________________________
Signature of Party or Lawyer/WSBA No. Signature of Party or Lawyer/WSBA No.
_______________________________________ _____________________________________
Print or Type Name Date Print or Type Name Date
Approval required in Public Assistance Case.
The DSHS’ Division of Child Support Received Signature of Party or Lawyer/WSBA No.
Notice required by RCW 26.23.130. This order
has been reviewed and approved as to:
Print or Type Name Date
[ ] Current Child Support
[ ] Back Child Support
[ ] Medical Support
[ ] Other:
_______________________________________
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney/WSBA No.
_______________________________________
Print or Type Name Date
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