Parenting Plan Dispute Resolution

Summary

A CR2A agreement in Washington regarding parenting plans requires judicial approval to be enforceable. If not yet signed by a judge, it may not be binding. Judges can suggest changes if the agreement doesnt meet legal standards or the childs best interest. Review the agreements terms, discuss with your ex, and consider mediation. If disputes arise, a hearing may be necessary. Consult a local attorney for guidance.

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There are no stipulations but it hasn’t been signed in by the judge yet
In your situation, since the CR2A agreement hasn't been signed by the judge, it might not yet be enforceable. Here are some steps you could consider:
- Review the agreement's terms with your lawyer to clarify any ambiguous points.
- Discuss the situation with your ex to find a mutually agreeable solution.
- Consider mediation if needed.
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Can the judge change the c2ra
In Washington State, before a CR2A agreement becomes enforceable, it has to be signed by the judge. Here are some points to consider regarding whether a judge can change the agreement:
- A judge can review the agreement and may suggest changes if it doesn't comply with legal standards or if it's not in the child's best interest.
- If both parties agree to the changes, the revised agreement can be submitted to the court.
- If one party disputes the terms, the judge may hold a hearing to determine the appropriate changes.
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