Contempt of Parenting Plan in Snohomish County
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A parenting plan contempt case is used when a party is not following court-ordered parenting plan terms. This commonly involves parenting time, decision-making, or other required provisions in the plan. We prepare the documents so your filing is organized, consistent, and court-ready.
Common parenting plan violations
- Parenting time interference (missed exchanges, denied visits, withholding the children)
- Decision-making violations (unilateral decisions when joint decision-making is required)
- Failure to follow plan requirements (notice provisions, communication rules, transportation terms)
- Repeated noncompliance that creates a clear pattern
Documents we prepare
- Motion/petition for contempt (as applicable)
- Declarations and supporting statements
- Proposed order
- Exhibit packet organization (messages, calendars, incident timeline)
- Service packet(s) when required
What to gather before we prepare your paperwork
- A copy of your current parenting plan and related court orders
- A timeline of violations (dates, missed exchanges, refusals, incidents)
- Texts/emails/app messages showing the noncompliance
- Any police reports, school notes, or third-party records (if applicable)
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Call: 206-578-9493