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The document is a Family Law Trial Selection Form from the Superior Court of Washington, King County. It outlines the process for selecting between a Traditional Trial and an Informal Trial, including key differences such as witness questioning and the application of Rules of Evidence. The form requires the petitioner or respondent to indicate their choice of trial type, agree to terms if opting for an Informal Trial, and provides information on the role of expert witnesses.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Family Law Trial Selection Form in the editor.
Begin by indicating your role in the case. Check either 'Petitioner' or 'Respondent' as applicable.
Next, select your preferred trial type. Check the box for either 'I want a traditional trial' or 'I want an Informal Trial'.
If you wish to have an evaluator testify at your trial, check the appropriate box under the Experts section. If not, select 'I do not want to have an evaluator testify at my trial.'
Review and agree to the waiver of traditional trial terms if you selected an informal trial. Ensure you understand all conditions outlined.
Finally, sign and print your name on the designated lines, and date your signature before submitting the form.

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How long does divorce take in King County?

⏳ Typical Timelines for Divorce in King County Type of DivorceApproximate Timeline Uncontested (no kids, full agreement) 34 months Uncontested (with children) 46 months Contested (custody or property disputes) 612+ months High-conflict or trial-bound cases 1224+ months Jun 30, 2025

How quickly can I get a divorce in Washington State?

3. How long does a divorce take? In Washington State, there is a mandatory 90-day waiting period which must elapse before a judge can sign a decree. The 90 days starts on the date of filing (if agreed) or the date of service (if contested).

What is the waiting period for divorce in King County?

IMPORTANT NOTE: Your 90-day waiting period begins on the day you file your joint petition, or the day that the Joinder form is signed by the Respondent. Self-represented parties must complete the Family Law Orientation by the deadline listed on your Case Schedule.

What is the quickest divorce possible?

To expedite the process, both parties should agree on the divorce and all related arrangements, such as division of assets, child custody, and support arrangements. An online divorce service can save time and money, and if everything is agreed upon, it can be the most efficient way to proceed.

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