My question involves a child custody case from the State of: WA
I served my ex with all the required paperwork for moving and parenting plan as well as residential schedule approximately 75 days ago.
He never objected or showed up in court so the court defaulted the order and signed off on everything as a "Final Order".
Now...75 days later is told me that he has a lawyer and they are going to try to say that the 30 days that are given to object was an insufficient amount of time for him to aquire a lawyer and that is why he didn't object.
I guess my question is... Does he have any grounds for this? I mean the objection is a single piece of paper that the court facilitator can give you and show you how to fill out..doesn't require a lawyer to simply object.

