Child support has nothing to do with the residential time in the parenting plan. You can only get what the parenting plan provides until you have met all of the conditions. Once you have met all the conditions and can show that you have been clean for an extended period of time, you can go back to court and ask for more time. No reasonable judge will give you the majority of time (there is no custody as such in WA) given your history unless the mother goes to prison and there is no third party willing to step in as a 3rd party custodian. Even then, it's a question whether foster care with the same visitation you have now, is a better solution for the kids.
Answered on Jun 08th, 2015 at 2:59 PM