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Order on Motion to Reinstate a Parenting/Custody Order (Military Parent)

Washington · Washington State Courts · Effective May 1, 2016

This form is used when a military parent asks the court to put back a parenting or custody order. It asks the judge to review if the parent has returned from service and if other parties have taken action regarding the order.

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Where this fits in a case

Motions

Stage: Motions

This form is used when a military parent has returned home from military service and needs the court to reinstate a parenting or custody order that was previously changed by the court.

Either party may file.

Common questions

Who fills out this form?
The form is filled out by the petitioner and respondent, or their lawyers. It is an order signed by the court.
What does this form ask the court to do?
It asks the court to decide whether to approve the motion to reinstate the parenting/custody order or deny it.

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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