Seattle, WA
Family Lawyer at Seattle, WA
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To add to Mr. Carballo's answer, under Washington law, debts assumed prior to marriage are presumed to be the incurring party's separate debt. So...
Ms. Powell's answer is excellent, and I just wanted to echo what she'd written - you need to enforce the terms of the order, not try to change it. ...
You have several options, many of which you've named. I would advise against foreclosure, however. It's your least attractive option. You can...
The above answers are correct - filing by yourself can be a daunting task. But as a previous commenter noted, there are places to turn to. First,...
As I read your question, I have two types of advice to offer: one is legal, the other practical. I'm giving you a more info than you might need,...
The quick answer to your question is to garnish his account. But here's the "bad" news: the garnishment procedure in Washington (and I imagine...
The short answer is this - if you originally filed the initial temporary Order for Protection ("OFP") in good faith, show up to this Wednesday's...
Actually, in Washington the King County Bar Association has released a set of pattern interrogatories and requests for admission (i.e., discovery...
Actually, in Washington the King County Bar Association has released a set of pattern interrogatories and requests for admission (i.e., discovery...
Here are a few quick things that may help. First, he does have to serve you with the papers (if it's just against you). Second, it seems that he...