Having an attorney send a letter on your behalf would be a good start. She must return your deposit or send you a letter explaining why any of the...

Just curious

No judge will accept your plea if you state that you don't fully understand. Once you have plead, that is a different story. Ask your attorney to...

What can a landlord legally do with a tenant's stuff that has voluntarily moved out? Can deposits - pet + damage be withheld?

Determining what sort of expenses that can be withheld from a damage deposit depends on the lease agreement. I recommend consulting with an...

How do I delete a 2010 misdemeanor dismissal from my WA record and from coming up in background checks?

There is a form and process in Washington to delete non-conviction data from your record. The form can be found online. Many attorneys do this type...

How can I get my felonies expunged/sealed on my own without an attorney.

The Washington Courts website provides a guide for expunging criminal records that you may find helpful. Once you learn the rules, then contacting...

Best way to deal with first speeding infraction?

It really is worth your time and money to hire an attorney to fight your ticket. As the other two attorneys have already said, what you save in...

How do I find an attorney that handles Felony expungement in the Seattle area?

Most criminal defense attorneys can help you to expunge a felony charge. Avvo.com also has a category specifically for expungement that allows to...

I have tenants who do not want to pay rent. What should I do?

You should immediately take steps to evict your tenants, if they have not paid rent. Many attorneys do evictions for a low flat rate. This is a...

Do I *HAVE* to wait the full 60 days before sending the 2nd answer paperwork, for a writ, to the garnishee?

You can send it early but that does not change when the garnishee has to respond and file it.

Do I have to transcribe a judgment that is for garnishment for spousal maintenance?

If you have a judgment in Washington State, it is effective in any county in the state. If the debtor is outside of Washington, then you will...