My landlord failed to mention when I moved in that he would be doing ongoing renovations of the property, causing loss of quiet.

Recently a student myself, I sympathize with your situation. However, the legal remedy is to move out, not to force the landlord to rent the unit...

How much notice does a landlord have to give for you to move.

Tenants under month to month tenancies are entitled to 20 days notice, to the tenant, not another person, under RCW 59.18.200. There are...

Changing a lease in the middle of the lease for a sewer increase.

You should consult a neighborhood legal clinic to review the whole lease and give you a proper answer. You can find legal help at WSBA.org. If...

The other drivers insurance company want to steele, but will they pay for future medical if needed?

I would strongly recommend you consult an attorney before settling. Usually settlements involve waiving all future claims. You want to be certain...

Post surgery complications

You very well may have a case. I would be lying if I said one way or another though because only a physician practicing in the same area as your...

Accusation of murder

I am not aware of any criminal violations that would apply here. However, you may have a case for libel/slander depending on what was said. These...

Can a Landlord charge you $25 an hour for he and his wife to clean after you have moved

The short answer is that a landlord can bill you in accordance with the terms of the lease. The amount time to clean must be reasonable, and he...

My husband now has a rare blood infection caused by a prostrate biopsy? Would this be worth the time to look at sueing?

I'm sure this has been a stressful and emotional time for you. The most important thing right now is your husband's health. The statute of...

What is the definition of 'normal wear and tear'?

The answer to your question may depend on what it says in your lease agreement. Some leases tell you they will charge from your deposit for carpet...

There are no specific standards. Whenever the word "reasonably" pops up in a law, it usually means the matter is to be evaluated on a case by case...