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We work to connect parties with the King County Superior Court to establish parentage and child support and to modify and enforce existing child support obligations. Child support Learn more about modifying or adjusting child support, payment and collection of child support, and the role the Prosecuting Attorney's Office plays.
- Paternity and Parentage Cases
Court costs, service costs, and DNA testing fees are all...
- Child Support
Child support services through the state of Washington. To...
- Paternity and Parentage Cases
Local Rules of the Superior Court for King County Effective September 1, 2022 Page 1. LOCAL RULES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT . FOR KING COUNTY . Originally effective September 1, 1974 . Including amendments adopted through September 1, 2022 . TABLE OF CONTENTS
General Order re Minor Guardianship Case Management (12/31/2020) Washington State Court Rules are maintained on the Washington Courts website. LOCAL RULES CONTACT INFORMATION. Email: elizabeth.willoughby@kingcounty.gov. Phone: 206-263-1995.
- Talk to a lawyer, if you can
- Step 2: How to Schedule a Court Date
- E-File your completed forms with the Clerk’s Office
- Step 6: Submission List
- What to serve
These instructions have been developed by the King County Superior Court Family Law Information Center. They are not intended to be a substitute for legal advice. They provide only legal information. It’s a good idea to talk to a lawyer before you file any forms. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you can: You can obtain a list of low-cost and fr...
All of these forms in Step 1 can be downloaded at: http://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/clerk/forms.aspx Picking a Hearing Date and Time: The motions calendar is limited to a certain number of hearings per day. You must go to https://superiorcourt.kingcounty.gov/famlaw/scheduling/calendar to view availability and schedule your motion with the family...
How to e-file into an existing case: https://www.kingcounty.gov/~/media/courts/Clerk/docs/misc/eFileIntoExistingCaseGuide.ashx?l a=en also found here: https://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/clerk/documents/efiling.aspx
All documents that will be considered must be filed in the clerk’s office (either e-filed or physically delivered) and served on the other party. Once you have filed the documents you must file a Working Papers Submission List. Find this form here: https://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/clerk/forms.aspx The Working Papers Submission List accomplishes tw...
Serve the other party with a copy of all forms except the Proof of Personal Service and Proof of Mailing or Hand Delivery (for documents after Summons and Petition).
Jul 6, 2022 · Ask for Child Support Use this packet ONLY if: You are not married to the other parent, and You and the other parent have never had a Superior Court child support order, and An Acknowledgment of Paternity form was filed with the Washington Center for Health Statistics or with a similar agency in the state the child was born
Feb 18, 2021 · Change Child Support Use this packet ONLY if: You and the other parent have a Superior Court child support order now, and You want to change the support order. Do not use these instructions for help with back support. Talk to the Division of Child Support (DCS) or a lawyer if you have questions about back child support.
Jun 9, 2023 · How to Respond to Petition for Child Support 2 of 4 RCW 26.26 Last updated 6/9/23 Step 1: Determine your response deadline 20 days If you were served in person in Washington state. 60 days If you were served in person outside of Washington state or by publication. 90 days If you were served by mail.
