Legal Question in Family Law in Washington
No restraint in final order
What can I do to voice my families rights? Does a post verbal order out weigh the final order? How could a contempt be brought if there is not written order? What am I legally bound to?
Asked on 9/03/07, 2:41 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Christopher Steuart
IT Forensics, Inc.
Re: No restraint in final order
I am not sure what rights you are concerned about, and I am not able to tell what kind of order was issued or what the nature of the verbal order was, and why it was not reduced to a written order. In general until an order is reduced to writing and signed by the judge/commissioner and filed with the clerk, it is not effective for enforcement purposes.
Answered on 9/04/07, 8:18 pm
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