JU 07.0700 - Judgment and Order on Information - Washington-2026

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The document is a legal judgment and order from the Superior Court of Washington regarding a juvenile respondent who has pled guilty to an offense. It outlines the hearing process, findings of guilt or innocence, and subsequent orders including potential evaluations and future hearings.

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Begin by entering the respondent's name and case number at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
In section I, HEARING, indicate whether the respondent pled guilty by checking the appropriate box and filling in details about the offense(s) committed.
List all individuals present during the trial in section I.4, ensuring you include roles such as Respondent, Prosecuting Attorney, and any guardians or lawyers.
Proceed to section II, FINDINGS. Here, check off which allegations have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt and provide necessary details.
In section III, JUDGMENT, mark whether the respondent is guilty or not guilty of the offenses listed.
Finally, complete section IV, ORDER by specifying any court orders related to detention or evaluations and set a date for any follow-up hearings if applicable.

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Do judgments expire in Washington state?

In Washington State, judgments are enforceable for 10 years from the date they are entered. During this 10-year window, you, as the judgment creditor, can take legal action to recover what is owed. If the full amount hasnt been collected, you must act before the judgment expires to preserve your rights.

JU 07.0700 - Judgment and Order on Information - Washington-2026

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