Edmonds, WA
Litigation Lawyer at Edmonds, WA
Practice Areas: Litigation
Mr. Waggoner is correct, leases must be in writing to be valid. The landlord can try to claim that you had some oral agreement obligating you to...
A lease is one of those things that has to be in writing to be valid. And, like any agreement, having it in writing will aid you tremendously in...
The issue of car ownership isn't really who is on the loan, but who is on the title of the car. These are two different concepts. The loan is...
The Revised Code of Washington, Title 59, Chapter 18, controls residential landlord-tenant relationships. That statute imposes several duties on a...
The answer to your question depends on a few facts. First, whose name(s) is/are on the title to the truck? Second, who is the "they" that is...
The previous answer to this question is correct: the definition of default can likely be found in your contract. With owner financed real estate...
In regard to the buyer's position that because you cashed the check, you have no grounds to pursue them legally, this concept is known as accord...
The first answer is correct to point out the difficulty you may have in proving the existence of the contract. Another thing that you need to look...
The first person to answer this is correct, a notice to appear does not require a signature. However, perhaps you are thinking of a notice of...
In addition to the ideas posed in the first answer, I would offer the following: Are you the only neighbor affected by these dogs? Unless you...
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