Visa giving out financial information without authorization

That should not have happened. You may have grounds for a civil suit against whoever disclosed your confidential information. [In accordance...

Would an attorney who didnt disclose new discovery to client prior to Alford be in violation of WA RPC 1.3,,1 & 3 Diligence ?

Attorneys have a duty to communicate with their clients under RPC 1.4. That might include discussing "new discovery" with the client, depending on...

Apparently, in general, an appeal is considered "perfected", when it is ready to be listed for hearing by the Court of Appeal. Normally, by all...

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What can I do legally to protect myself, where do I go next when local police flat out refuse to help me?

Perhaps you should go to the Snohomish County Courthouse in Everett and ask for a Protective Order. [In accordance with the community guidelines...

I am the custodial parent and our kids are 16 and 9 it has been 7 years and he just took me to court for visitation modification

If the court orders don't require revealing information, then you probably have no obligation to do so. [In accordance with the community...

If I have been the custodial parent for 7 years is the non custodial parent able to

Courts can modify parenting plans upon a showing of a substantial change in circumstances. RCW 26.09.260 sets forth the legal standards for such...

What constitutes lawful service of a witness subpoena?

In general, personal service has to be handed to you or someone who resides with you. [In accordance with the community guidelines of Avvo,...

How can I persuade the police to prosecute my case

The person who stole from you owes you the money or the return of the property. [In accordance with the community guidelines of Avvo, this is...

What can I do about parent DWI with child in wa state

You can call the police when you see someone driving while intoxicated because it is a crime. You can also call Child Protective Services because...

You should retain an attorney. If your father's will cannot be found, the estate will be considered "intestate". That should not be a problem. ...