Whether or not you were married to your child's other parent, Washington law gives you the right to seek a parenting plan that reflects your child's needs and, when appropriate, child support. 

Your parenting plan may need to address:

• Residential schedules and holiday time
• Decision-making authority for education, health, and religion
• Establishing parentage when parents were never married
• Relocation or long-distance parenting
• Co-parenting communication and dispute resolution
• Modifications due to changed circumstances

The decisions you make now can affect your relationship with your child for years to come. At Dellino Family Law Group, we understand how much is at stake and bring 200+ years of combined family law experience to your case.

You do not have to navigate parenting plan questions alone. You deserve a legal team that listens, communicates clearly, and helps you understand what comes next. Schedule your confidential consultation with Dellino Family Law Group today.