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Partition Actions in Washington State: Resolving Disputes Over…
Joint ownership of real estate is common in Washington, especially among family members, romantic partners, or co-investors. However, when co-owners…
What Counts as a Nuisance Under Washington Law?
Disputes between neighbors often begin with minor inconveniences—noise, odors, runoff—but in some cases, they escalate into actionable legal claims. In…
Is It Worth Fighting a Misdemeanor Charge in…
Many people assume that a misdemeanor Charge is “no big deal.” After all, it’s not a felony—so why not just…
What Is a Civil Compromise in Washington Criminal…
Facing a criminal charge in Washington can be overwhelming, especially for individuals with no prior record or those charged with…
Do You Have to Talk to a CPS…
When Child Protective Services (CPS) contacts you, it can be scary, confusing, and emotionally overwhelming—especially if you’re a parent or…
Can I Be Charged If I Let Someone…
It’s a question many people never think to ask—until it’s too late. If someone borrows your car and commits a…
Can Juvenile Records Be Sealed in Washington?
For many people, a mistake made in their youth shouldn’t follow them for the rest of their life. Yet in…
How Long Does a Prosecutor Have to File…
If you’ve been accused of a crime—or fear you might be—you may wonder how long the state has to formally…
Can You Be Arrested because of Someone Else’s…
It’s a question we hear often: “Can I really be arrested just because someone said I did something?” In short—yes,…
What Are Your Rights at a DUI Checkpoint…
If you’ve ever driven through a late-night police stop on a holiday weekend, you may have wondered: Can law enforcement…