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How to Fight a Civil Judgment: Can You…
Losing a civil case can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be the end of the road. In Washington…
Understanding Default Judgments: What to Do If You’ve…
Missing a court date can have serious consequences, including a default judgment. In Washington State, when you don’t appear or…
Probation and Parole: What’s the Difference?
If you or a loved one is involved in the criminal justice system, understanding the difference between probation and parole…
FRCP 11 and Ethical Limitations for Attorneys
The legal profession demands integrity and accountability, especially when attorneys make representations to the court. Federal Rule of Civil Procedure…
The Legal Risks of Renting Your Property on…
While platforms like Airbnb can generate additional income, renting your property through short-term rental services introduces legal complexities, especially under…
Joint Tenancy vs Tenants in Common in Washington…
When multiple people own property together, understanding the legal structure of that ownership is essential. In Washington State, two common…
Steps to Take If You’re Facing Civil Asset…
Civil asset forfeiture is a legal process that allows law enforcement to seize property believed to be connected to criminal…
How Washington State’s Gun Laws Affect Convicted Felons
In Washington State, gun ownership is a right closely regulated by law, especially for individuals with felony convictions. Understanding how…
Understanding Probation: Rules, Conditions, and Violations
Probation is a common alternative to incarceration for individuals convicted of a crime. It allows offenders to remain in the…
Understanding Subject Matter Jurisdiction (SMJ)
Subject Matter Jurisdiction (SMJ) is a crucial legal concept that determines a court’s authority to hear a particular case. In…