Washington § 26.14.210 - Modification of confirmed award or judgment.

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§ 26.14.210. Modification of confirmed award or judgment.

If a party requests under law of this state other than this chapter a modification of an award confirmed under RCW 26.14.150 or judgment on the award based on a fact occurring after confirmation:
(1) The parties shall proceed under the dispute resolution method specified in the award or judgment; or
(2) If the award or judgment does not specify a dispute resolution method, the parties may:
(a) Agree to arbitrate the modification before the original arbitrator or another arbitrator; or
(b) Absent agreement, proceed under law of this state other than this chapter governing modification of a judgment in a family law proceeding.
[ 2023 c 61 s 22.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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