Will the Whatcom County Prosecuting Attorney's Office enforce a parenting plan that my ex is violating since it was entered in your County Superior Court?

Enforcement of court orders is a private matter between you and the other person and must be handled by a private attorney. Government attorneys do not settle custodial disputes or enforce court orders between individuals. If a private attorney helped you obtain the order, a private attorney (not a government attorney) must help you enforce the order.

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1. Can the Prosecuting Attorney's Office provide me legal advice?
2. Does the Whatcom County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office provide copies of police reports?
3. I have an outstanding bench warrant for my arrest, what do I do?
4. I need child support. Can the Prosecuting Attorney's Office help me?
5. Someone claiming to be from the Prosecuting Attorney's Office wants to ask me some questions. How do I know they really are from your office?
6. What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?
7. What is the Prosecuting Attorney's jurisdiction?
8. Who decides what charges to file, and how do they make that decision?
9. Will the Prosecuting Attorney's Office help me clear up an outstanding warrant?
10. Will the Whatcom County Prosecuting Attorney's Office enforce a parenting plan that my ex is violating since it was entered in your County Superior Court?