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*Jones v. Jones - Washington Divorce (Children)

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Document: Petition to Invalidate (Annul) Marriage (205)

In Packet: 200's: Divorce (Chapter 26.09 RCW)

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2. Information about the marriage (check all that apply):

We were married on (date): ___ at (city and state): ___ . Our domestic partnership was registered with the State of ___ on (date): ___ , and:

it converted into a marriage by law on June 30, 2014. (RCW 26.60.100 we were married on (date): ____ at (city and state): ____

We currently live in the same household We began living in separate households on (date): ___

3. Jurisdiction over the spouses

Personal jurisdiction over the Respondent:

The Court has personal jurisdiction

The Respondent lives in Washington State. The Petitioner and Respondent lived in Washington State while they were married, and the Petitioner still lives in this state or is stationed in this state as a member of the armed forces. The Petitioner and Respondent may have conceived a child together in this state. Other

The Court does not have personal jurisdiction

4. Request to Invalidate

I ask the court to invalidate (annul) our marriage because (check all that apply):

We are close relatives who are not allowed to marry under the law. (RCW 26.04.020) One or both of us was not old enough to get married legally. We did not have legal permission from a court or parent. We did not voluntarily live together as a couple (cohabit) after we were both old enough to legally marry. One or both of us was legally married to or the registered domestic partner of another person at the time we married each other. At the time we married, one or both of us was unable to understand what it meant (lacked capacity to consent) either because of mental incapacity or the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other substances. We did not voluntarily live together as a couple (cohabit) after we both were able to understand and agree to be married. One of us married because of pressure, force, or fraud. We did not voluntarily live together as a couple (cohabit) after the pressure or force stopped, or after finding out about the fraud. We were not married in Washington State. According to the laws of the place where we were married, our marriage is void or voidable. We have not done anything to validate our marriage according to the laws of: * the place where we were married, or * any place where we lived after leaving the place where we were married.

4a. Divorce or legal separation, if valid

If the court finds that my marriage is valid (denies my request to invalidate), then (check one)

I am not asking for a divorce or legal separation. I ask the court for a divorce – to dissolve our marriage and any domestic partnerships or civil unions. This marriage is irretrievably broken. Our marital community ended on (check one):

the date this Petition is filed. other date:

This is the date when (check all that apply):

one of us moved to a separate household we separated our assets and debts we agreed the marital community ended Other

I ask the court for a legal separation. Our marital community ended on (check one):

the date this Petition is filed other date:

This is the date when (check all that apply):

one of us moved to a separate household we separated our assets and debts we agreed the marital community ended Other

5. Name Change

No request Change the Petitioner's name Change the Respondent's name

6. Written Agreements

Do the parties have a written agreement?

No Yes

Should the court enforce the written agreement?

Yes No

7. Real Property:

I ask the court to divide the real property according to the written agreement described in Paragraph 11. I ask the court to divide the real property fairly (equitably), as explained below: I ask the court to divide the real property fairly (equitably) as the court decides. The court does not have jurisdiction to divide the real property. Other:

8. Personal Property:

We have already divided the property fairly. I ask the court to order that each spouse will keep any personal property that they now have or control. I ask the court to divide the personal property according to the written agreement described in Paragraph 11. I ask the court to divide the personal property fairly (equitably), as explained below: I ask the court to divide the personal property fairly (equitably) as the court decides. The court does not have jurisdiction to divide the personal property. Other:

9. Debts

I am not aware of any debts. I ask the court to order each spouse to be responsible for debts s/he incurred (made) after the date of separation. I ask the court to divide the debts according to the written agreement described in Paragraph 11. I ask the court to make the following orders about debts (check all that apply):

Each spouse is responsible for their own debts Divide debts fairly (equitably), as explained below: Divide debts fairly (equitably) as the court decides

The court does not have jurisdiction to divide the debts. Other:

10. Spousal Support

Spousal support is not needed. Petitioner has the ability to pay and should pay support:

Support should be paid:

as decided by the court. $___ every month until (date or event) according to the written agreement described in 11 above other

Respondent has the ability to pay and should pay support:

Support should be paid:

as decided by the court. $___ every month until (date or event) according to the written agreement described in 11 above other

11. Fees and Costs

No request Request fees

12. Protection Order

None requested Protection Order requested Protection Order already exists

13. Restraining Order

None requested Restraining Order requested

Do not disturb Stay away Do not hurt or threaten Prohibit weapons and order surrender Other restraining orders

14. Is one of the spouses pregnant?

No Andrew Williams Thompson is pregnant Elizabeth Maria Thompson is pregnant

19. Children from other relationships

No other children I have other children My spouse has other children

20. Other requests, if any

Include

________

Will the Respondent join the Petition?

Yes

15. Children of the marriage

During the past 5 years the children have lived: on an Indian reservation; outside Washington state; in a foreign country; or with someone not a party to the case?

Yes No

Does someone other than the parties have (or claims to have) a legal right to spend time with any of the children?

Yes No

Are there are other court cases involving any of the children?

Yes No

16. Jurisdiction over the children.

Select any children the court does not have jurisdiction over: