Nonparent Visitation in Snohomish County
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If you are a nonparent (for example, a grandparent or other third party) and you want court-ordered visitation, the process is different than a standard parenting plan case between two parents. We help by preparing the paperwork and organizing the filing packet so your case is clear and court-ready.
Who may seek nonparent visitation
- Grandparents
- Step-parents or other relatives
- Other third parties who have a significant relationship with the child
Why these cases can be more involved
- They are not standard “parent vs. parent” parenting plan cases
- Extra declarations and detailed facts are usually needed
- Service requirements and party involvement can be more complex
- Related custody/parenting issues may also be involved
Documents we prepare
- Petition/motion paperwork (as applicable)
- Declarations and supporting statements
- Proposed order
- Service packet(s) and copies needed for proper service
- Exhibit packet organization (messages, timelines, records, etc.)
What to gather before we prepare your paperwork
- Names and contact information for the child’s parents and all parties
- Any existing court orders involving the child
- A short timeline of your relationship and contact with the child
- Any supporting documents you may want to attach as exhibits
Related child visitation services
- All Child Visitation Services
- Get Child Visitation
- Modify Child Visitation
- Enforce Child Visitation
- Nonparent Visitation
Call: 206-578-9493