Can a motion for clarification be reversed, when the first court ruled in our favour and stated this was a baseless lawsuit?

An appellate court's saying that it wants a “motion for clarification” does not sound like language which an appellate court would use. Maybe the...

What recourse? prop manager auth’d a large repair (several thou $) w/o prior approv as spec in contract. Non-emergency repair.

From the disclosures in your inquiry I agree with Mr. Alexander that your manager may have breached the contract. But be aware that the property...

The conduct you describe is permissible by process servers. They could be building a file to support a claim that you are evading service, or to...

Filing Counter Suit/Claim in Superior Court for Whatcom County?

Counterclaims are so context-specific that you won’t find a worthwhile standard form. If you are not comfortable with the civil rules, I predict...

You cannot “unreasonably” withhold your consent to allow the landlord to show the place, and the landlord cannot unreasonably interfere with your...

Apartment building unsafe, case for voiding early termination fee?

It would help to know how long you have lived there, whether the conditions you describe have been in existence since the beginning, and the dollar...

Service Question for summons from Superior Court for WA state and Skagit County

I think it’s valid service. Summons directed to an LLC (or a corporation) can be served upon the registered agent, but that’s not the only way. ...

How can I get out of my lease legally?

If you are referring to a stand-alone house (single family dwelling), pest control during the tenancy is the tenant's responsibility unless your...

Your situation is great for lawyers because it presents murky legal principles, and murky principles make for thrilling litigation. A tenant at...

I just found a non-lawyer prepared the documents prepared the documents for my house ?

A contract does not have to be prepared by a lawyer, and a contract prepared by a lawyer for one side does not necessarily protect the other side. ...