Oh boy.

Well, basically, this is how it was perceived by the commissioner. And to be perfectly blunt, that's how it truly did look - I can't deny that.

Bio Dad came across as just...

He's challenging paternity. I have not seen the actual documents, and the court date is today (some disgusting hour of the morning - I don't do mornings, as y'all know!).

I just...

First there was no SOL.

Then in 2002, there was a new law put in place, and the SOL went from "there wasn't one", to 2 years.

Then in 2011, it was 4 years.

What I'm seeing is that when...

I know I'm being a complete pita, and I know this is more complex than the stuff we deal with BUT...

..I had a thought.




An extended SOL starts when - from the date it became law?

Bloke broke, jk.



@Catherine - Bloke committed DV against Mom when the child was present. He pled to lesser charges though and there is still a restraining order against him.

Ah, there's the rub. Q knows he's not the bio father. That really doesn't help Bloke though, since the 4-year time limit also applies to fraud/duress/material mistake of fact (no matter...

WA will not allow a third party to sue for visitation in this circumstance.

(You do so have blokes in the US - none of the guys mentioned are Brits ;) )

At the time when Mom and Bloke got...

My question involves paternity law for the State of: Washington


(Yes, I'm a third party in this - not my dog in the fight, but it is for someone very close to me)


Child born 2006, ...