Legal Question in Family Law in Washington

Re: child support modification

You have identified your personal problems and they need to be confronted first, before you are going to be able to confront your legal problems. First you say you can't trust an attorney then you ask if there is an attorney who can help you. (You can't have at least a reasonable level of trust in your attorney). You then state that you are low on funds. (You can't pay an attorney). Then you state that you are personally unable to confront your situation. Your statement that your support was calculated at the "highest rate," suggests that you have not looked at how your support obligation was calculated. It was probably calculated at the imputed level for your sex and age. (This looks like you don't know the facts of your own situation). You would be pretty close to being the ultimate bad client, one who won't trust her attorney, doesn't know the facts of her situation, won't confront the situation and can't pay the attorney. For an attorney it doesn't get much worse than that. Get to work on yourself, work on understanding your situaiton, so that when the time comes you can confront the legal issues and be able to work with an attorney as a part of team.