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Can I Be Charged Without a Victim’s Testimony?
Many people are surprised to learn that in Washington State, you can be charged—and even convicted—of domestic violence or assault…
Domestic Violence Charges in Washington: Rights, Risks, and…
Facing domestic violence (DV) charges in Washington State can be overwhelming and life-altering. Whether you’re accused of a crime or…
Sexually Violent Predator Laws in Washington: Understanding Civil…
When someone finishes serving time for a sex offense, most assume they’ll be released back into the community. But in…
What Happens to Your Digital Life After Death?
In today’s world, we live a large part of our lives online—banking, storing photos, managing businesses, even keeping our most…
Sleepwalking, Mental Health, and the Law: Strange but…
When most people think of criminal charges, they assume that someone must have acted with intent. But what happens when…
Understanding Washington’s New Cannabis Laws: What You Need…
Washington State has been at the forefront of cannabis legalization in the United States, with recreational marijuana becoming legal in…
The Importance of Mental Health in Family Law…
In Washington State, mental health plays a significant role in family law cases, particularly in matters such as child custody…
Understanding Washington’s “DUI Lookback Period”: How Prior Offenses…
In Washington State, a DUI (driving under the influence) conviction is serious. However, if you’ve been convicted of DUI before,…
REAL ID in Washington: What You Need to…
Starting May 7, 2025, the federal government will begin enforcing REAL ID requirements at airports and certain federal facilities. For…
Understanding Premises Liability: What to Do If You’re…
Accidents happen—but when they occur due to unsafe conditions on someone else’s property, the law may be on your side.…