Motion for Reconsideration of a Commissioner’s Order 3 of 4
Last updated 04/12/24
• Sign and date and list your address or email address where the other party can send you
documents. Also write the parties’ names and service addresses on the second page of this
form.
Step 3: Make Copies of all documents in Step 1 (except proof of service
or proof of mailing)
How many copies do I need?
▪ Original set to file with Clerk’s office
▪ Copy 1 will go to the Commissioner for the hearing
▪ Copy 2 is to serve on the other party
▪ Copy 3 you will keep for your record
Step 4: Take your completed forms to the Clerk’s office and file them.
File with the Clerk (2C in Kent and E-609 in Seattle) the originals of all papers from Step 1
except the Order and Proof of Service or Proof of Mailing.
E-File your completed forms with the Clerk’s Office
How to e-file into an existing case:
https://www.kingcounty.gov/~/media/courts/Clerk/docs/misc/eFileIntoExistingCaseGuide.ashx?l
a=en also found here: https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dja/courts-jails-legal-system/court-forms-
document-filing/filing
Step 5: Send Proposed Orders to Family Law Department
You can submit your proposed order online through the Clerk's Office eFiling System
https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dja/courts-jails-legal-system/court-forms-document-
filing/filing via the "Proposed Orders (Family Law)" link.
If you are not represented by an attorney, you can submit paper copies of proposed orders to
the Judge’s Mailroom in an envelope marked “Attn: Family Law Commissioner” with their full
name, case number and hearing date. Orders for cases with a “KNT” designation should be
dropped off in room 2D in Kent. Orders for cases with an “SEA” designation should be dropped
off in room C-203 in Seattle.
If you are the person asking for the motion, submit your proposed order at least 9
calendar days prior to the hearing.
If you are the person responding to the motion, there is nothing you need to do. The Court will
contact you if the Court wants you to file a response. (LFLR(e)(4))