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Cynthia M Morgan
Seattle Administrative Law Lawyer.
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If i mentioned a pre exsisting condition to the court and was not asked questions about why i made that statement

Asked by a user in Gig Harbor, WA - almost 4 years ago.

There is not enough information in your posting to give you advice. If you feel your attorney did not represent you well, you should contact your lawyer and address it, find another lawyer, or contact the bar associate to file a bar complaint. The judge who heard your case will not and cannot have exparte contact with regarding your case, expecially since you are attorney represented. If you need to clarify something that occurred in your hearing or you disagree with the outcome, you will...

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Dept. of licensing has hold of license

Asked by a user in Moses Lake, WA - almost 4 years ago.

You have three options: (1) pay the judgment in full and obtain a satisfaction of judgment; (2) contact the attorney who obtained the judgment and set up a payment agreement. As long as the payments remain current, the DOL will release your license; or (3) declare Chapter 7 bankruptcy. I caution you on the third option as it will affect your credit for several years. I would recommend contacting a bankruptcy attorney in your area to find out if you qualify and what that will mean to you...

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Sealed arbitration award and trial de novo

Asked by a user in Everett, WA - about 3 years ago.

If you timely filed your trial de novo appeal and the other party has not objected, the court will grant it. You should then file a motion with the court that all copies of the award must be sealed pending the outcome of the civil trial. Refer to the Snohomish County Local MAR Rules for guidance on your motion.

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Is it too late?

Asked by a user in Seattle, WA - about 3 years ago.

If you have not contacted the attorney that obtained the judgment, do so now and let him/her know that you just obtained the signature and it is not yours. Since there is a jugdment in place, you will be responsible for bringing a motion to vacate the judgment and will need to provide proof of you claim, ie your actual signature, why you did not claim fraud at the time. You should also contact the credit company and the credit card company to claim that this card is not yours and/or the...

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Sold car. Buyer paid off financier. Title was to be put in the buyers name, but was put in my name and was in accident.

Asked by a user in Seattle, WA - about 3 years ago.

The simple answer is yes. If you refuse to provide, the attorney can sue you and serve you with interrogatories, subpoenas and/or take your deposition to obtain the same information. You might contact the attorney and request a signed release or waiver once the paperwork is submitted by you and reviewed.

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What can I do if I've been terribly wronged by my lawyer? I lost a large condo downpayment because of him.

Asked by a user in New Jersey - almost 3 years ago.

Depending on the jurisdiction of your dispute, your state bar association should have a complaint process by which you can file a bar complaint citing the above issues. The bar will then investigate. Your other option is to locate a private professional liability attorney that could file suit on your behalf against your former lawyer. If you do not have a name, you might contact your lawyer that handled the arbitration for you and ask for a referral or contact the bar association for a list...

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Can my insurance refuse to pay a personal injury claim of a person who rode in the other car during an accident I was at fault ?

Asked by a user in Pittsburgh, PA - about 3 years ago.

As every date has different laws, it would be a good idea to talk to a lawyer in your state. Generally, insurance companies are only required to pay your medical bills or your passengers under the PIP portion of the policy. If the passenger decides to sue you for injuries that resulted from the crash, your insurance company is required to retain an attorney to defend you per your policy. That attorney will bring affirmative defenses on your behalf claiming the passenger contributed to...