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Understanding Accomplice Liability in Washington: When “Helping” Becomes…
When most people think about criminal charges, they imagine someone directly committing a crime, taking the property, driving under the…
Attorney Conflicts of Interest in Multiple-Defendant Criminal Cases
When a crime involves more than one defendant, questions often arise about whether the same attorney, or even the same…
The Ethical Limits of AI in Family Law…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly entering the legal field, offering tools that streamline tasks like document review, support calculations, and…
AI in Criminal Defense: How Technology Can Help…
Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping industries across the globe, and the legal profession is no exception. In criminal…
Dividing Debt in a Washington Divorce: Credit Cards,…
In divorce proceedings, the division of debt can be as significant as the division of assets. For many couples, credit…
What to Do if Your Contractor Walks Off…
Undertaking a construction or remodeling project is a significant investment of both time and money. Unfortunately, homeowners sometimes face the…
Juvenile Crimes in Washington: What Parents Need to…
When a child is accused of a crime, the experience is often overwhelming for the entire family. Parents are understandably…
How Washington Courts Decide Child Custody
Few issues in family law are as emotional and consequential as child custody. Parents facing divorce or separation often worry…
Construction Liens in Washington: What Homeowners Should Know
When you hire a contractor, subcontractor, or supplier to perform work on your property, you expect to pay the agreed…
Contempt of Court in Washington Family Law Cases
Family law orders in Washington are legally binding. When a court issues an order regarding parenting time, child custody, child…