Order about Access to Restricted Court Records (GR22(c)(2))
Washington · Washington State Courts · Effective May 1, 2016
This form is used to make a formal court order about whether or not someone can see private court records that are normally kept secret. It asks the judge to decide if the need to see the records is more important than keeping the information private.
Where this fits in a case
JudgmentStage: Judgment
This form is used when a party in a family law case needs the court to decide if they can view confidential court records that are restricted by a specific court rule.
Either party may file.
Common questions
- Who fills out this form?
- The petitioner and respondent, or their lawyers, fill out this document. It is also signed by the court at the end.
- Does this form require a fee?
- The form does not mention any filing fees, but it does have a section for the clerk's action required.
- What does the court decide with this form?
- The court will either deny or approve the request for access to the restricted court records and will specify what records can be seen.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026. The current version took effect May 1, 2016.
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