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Dissolution (Divorce) with Children http://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/forms_instruct/inde Source: Washington Courts Instructions on how to fill out the dissolution (divorce) forms for cases with dependent children. full description	Where can I find general information about dissolution of marriage (divorce)? How do I start a dissolution (divorce)? How do I complete a petition for dissolution of marriage? How do I complete a summons? How to I complete a confidential information form? How do I serve the documents on my spouse? How do I complete a parenting plan? What is the dissolution calendar? What is the Washington State Child Support Schedule and Worksheet? How do I complete the sealed financial source documents cover sheet? How do I complete the order of child support? How do I complete the findings of fact and conclusions of law? How do I complete a decree of dissolution? Where can I find a summary courtroom checklist for agreed dissolution cases?
Dissolution (Divorce) without Children http://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/forms_instruct/inde Source: Washington Courts Instructions on how to fill out the dissolution (divorce) forms for cases without dependent children. full description	Where can I find general information about dissolution of marriage (divorce)? How do I start a dissolution (divorce)? How do I complete a petition for dissolution of marriage? How do I complete a summons? How to I complete a confidential information form? How do I serve the documents on my spouse? How do I complete the findings of fact and conclusions of law? How do I complete a decree of dissolution? Where can I find a summary courtroom checklist for agreed dissolution cases?
Facts for Consumers: How to Dispute Credit Report Errors http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/consumer/credit/cr Source: Federal Trade Commission Page discusses how to report errors on your credit report, how to get a copy of your credit report, and why some creditors may not be listed on your credit report. full description	How do I dispute credit reporting errors? How do I get a copy of my credit report? How much will it cost me to get a copy of my credit report? How long does it take to make corrections to my credit report?
Overview of the Legislative Process http://www1.leg.wa.gov/WorkingwithLeg/overview.htm Source: Washington State Legislature Explains how the Washington state House and Senate work, election cycles, and committees. Walks the reader through a step-by-step process of passing a bill in the state legislature. full description	What is the difference between the house and the senate? What role does the senate have in passing bills? What role does the house have in passing bills? How does the senate make laws? How does the house make laws? How does the legislature make laws? What are committees? What are committees for? What is the purpose of committees? How often are senators elected? How often are legislatures elected? How often are representatives elected? What do legislatures vote on? How does a bill become a law? How does the legislature make laws? How are laws created? What is the difference between a bill and a law?
Judicial Selection Methods in the States http://www.ajs.org/selection/sel_state-select-map. Source: American Judicature Society This website allows you to click on any of the 50 states and find out how judges are selected in that state. It also provides information such as term lengths. full description	How are judges selected? How long of a term do judges serve? Which judges are elected? Which judges are appointed? How often are judges elected? How is a judge appointed? Who appoints judges? How many terms is a judge allowed to serve?