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The Role of Electronically Stored Information (ESI) in…
In today’s world, almost everything we do leaves a digital footprint. Text messages, emails, social media posts, phone records, and…
What Happens if You Violate Pretrial Release Conditions…
When you are charged with a crime in Washington, the court often sets conditions you must follow while your case…
Partnerships vs LLCs in Washington State: Important Distinctions…
When you are starting a business in Washington, one of the first decisions you face is how to structure it.…
Why a Trust May Be Right for You
When people think about estate planning, they often think of a will. While a will is an important tool, it…
Prescription Drug Crimes in Washington
Prescription medications are meant to improve lives, but when obtained or used outside of a doctor’s care, they can quickly…
Bail Jumping in Washington: Failing to Appear in…
When someone is charged with a crime in Washington, one of the most important obligations is to appear at every…
Easement and Right-of-Way Disputes in Washington
Property ownership in Washington doesn’t always mean complete control of the land. Many properties are subject to easements—legal rights that…
Relocation with Children in Washington Family Law Cases
When a parent wants to relocate with their child after a divorce or custody order, the decision involves more than…
Contract Disputes in Washington: When Is a Breach…
Contracts form the foundation of countless personal and business relationships in Washington, from employment agreements to service contracts and real…
Juvenile Criminal Records in Washington: Sealing and Future…
A juvenile criminal record can feel like a permanent mark on a young person’s future, but Washington law provides important…