Is a hand written note to explain my situation to a judge better? Or typed

I have to recommend compliance with the Civil Rules: http://www.courts.wa.gov/court_rules/. "All pleadings, motions, and other papers filed with...

What is the time limit to sue for malicious use of process?

RCW 4.16.080 limits most actions for injury to persons or property to three years. Actions for libel and slander must be brought within two...

You should be worried enough to make sure your conduct in the future is law-abiding.

When filing a motion of default in a civil suit against a general contractor’s bond, does the surety also get named?

If surety responded, then surety did not default. If contractor did not respond, then you trot your happy feet on down to the courthouse and get...

If you lose your perlimenery hearing. Can you request another one imidietly? Without having all the effected parties present. ?

Basic civil procedure usually requires notice and an opportunity to be heard to all parties. See the Civil Rules...

I was represented by M & he lied about fees, advocating for me, so do I have to pay $14000 more in a Summary Judgment even

If you have been the victim of a crime, (i.e. assault, tire slashing), you should call the police. If you have a judgment against you, the...

Can an atty who lied about fees & representation (advocated for his atty friend to be guardian & only lip service to client)?

The Rules of Professional Conduct govern attorney's actions in the State of Washington. ...

Is it possible to retain an attorney as an individual for ongoing small matters?

Most attorneys have to charge by the hour. The economics of earning a living can be limiting factors.

If you had PIP coverage or UIM coverage, your own insurance company might pay. You should probably retain an attorney to investigate further. If...

How much trouble am I in for a minor hit-and-run no injuries very minimal damage but I was on a suspended license

RCW 46.52.020(5) classifies a hit & run with no injuries as a gross misdemeanor. No gross misdemeanor may be prosecuted more than two years...