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*Jones v. Jones - Washington Divorce (Children)

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Document: Petition for Legal Separation (Registered Domestic Partnership) (204)

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

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Minors

2. Information about the domestic partnership

Do the parties currently live in the same household?

Yes No

3. Request for legal separation

I ask the court for a legal separation and to find that our domestic partnership community ended on:

the date this Petition is filed Other:

One party moved to a separate household. The parties separated their assets and debts. The parties agreed the domestic partnership community ended. Other

4. Jurisdiction over the partners

The Court has personal jurisdiction

The Respondent lives in Washington State. The Petitioner and Respondent lived in Washington State while they were registered domestic partners, 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

5. Is one of the partners pregnant?

Yes No

10. Children from other relationships

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

11. Written Agreements

Do the parties have a written agreement?

Yes

Should the court enforce the written agreement?

Yes No

12. Real Property (land or home)

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:

Who should own this property?

111 Albany Lane, Tacoma, WA 98415

Petitioner Respondent

Manzanita Beach House

Petitioner Respondent

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:

13. Personal Property

We have already divided the property fairly. I ask the court to order that each partner 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:

14. Debts

I am not aware of any debts. I ask the court to order each partner to be responsible for debts they 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 partner 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:

15. Maintenance (Alimony)

Maintenance is not needed Maintenance is needed. The:

Petitioner Respondent

has the ability to pay and should pay support:

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

16. Fees and Costs

No request Request fees

17. Protection Order

None requested Protection Order requested Protection Order already exists

18. Restraining Order

None requested Restraining Order requested

Do not disturb Stay away

Include this provision?

Also, not knowingly to go or stay within feet of my home, workplace, or school, or the daycare or school of any child listed in 6.

Yes No

Do not hurt or threaten Prohibit weapons and order surrender

Who should the weapons be surrendered to?

the police chief or sheriff their lawyer other person (name):

Other restraining orders

19. Name Change

No request Change the Petitioner’s name to:

20. Other requests, if any

Include other requests?

Yes No

________

Will the Respondent join the Petition?

Yes No

6. Children of the domestic partnership

Is the answer "Yes" to any of the following questions:

Children’s home/s: During the past 5 years have any of the children lived on an Indian reservation, outside Washington state, in a foreign country, or with anyone who is not a party to this case?
Other people with a legal right to spend time with a child: Do you know of anyone besides you and your partner who has (or claims to have) a legal right to spend time with any of the children?
Other court cases involving a child: Do you know of any court cases involving any of the children?

Yes

Select which specific items apply:

During the past 5 years a child has lived: on an Indian reservation, outside Washington state, in a foreign country, or with anyone who is not a party to this case There are other people with a legal right to spend time with a child There are court cases involving any of the children

7. Jurisdiction over the children

The court has jurisdiction:

The court can approve a Parenting Plan for the children my domestic partner and I have together because (check all that apply)

Exclusive, continuing jurisdiction Home state jurisdiction

The children:

lived in WA with a parent or someone acting as a parent for at least the 6 months did not live in WA, but WA was home state in last 6 months do not have another home state

No home state or home state declined Other state declined Temporary emergency jurisdiction

The court can make decisions for the children because the children are in this state now and were abandoned here or need emergency protection because the children (or the children’s parent, brother or sister) were abused or threatened with abuse. (Check one):

A custody case involving the children was filed in the children’s home state There is no valid custody order or open custody case in the children’s home state. If no case is filed in the children’s home state (or tribe) by the time the children have been in Washington for 6 months, Washington should have final jurisdiction over the children

Other reason

The court does not have jurisdiction.

8. Parenting Plan

The court can approve a parenting plan. I will file and serve my proposed Parenting Plan:

at the same time as this Petition later

The court cannot approve a Parenting Plan because the court does not have jurisdiction over the children

9. Child Support

Court Order

I ask the court to order my partner to pay their proportionate share of:

Check all that apply:

Day care expenses Long-distance transportation expenses Education expenses Post-secondary (college or vocational school) support Other child-related expenses (specify):

I ask the court to order that tax exemptions for our dependent children be divided

Administrative Order Supplement to Administrative Order

DCS child support orders do not cover tax issues or post-secondary (college or vocational school) support. I have an administrative order in DCS case number/s: ________________.Because these issues are not in the administrative order, I ask the court to order (check all that apply):

we have the right to claim the children as dependents for purposes of personal tax exemptions and associated tax credits on our tax forms as follows (describe): my partner to pay their proportionate share of post-secondary (college or vocational school) support.

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