If you have ever been month to month on this lease or had a lease term less than 6 months or greater than twelve, you might have some options.

Christina Henry at Devlin Law is the go to. She would have sub-referrals. The other attorney who is a go to was suspended from practice over a...

Yes, they have to depreciate and cannot charge ordinary wear and tear (which in essence is a depreciation calculation) and they apply whether there...

I am going to take a slightly different approach than Nguyen did, which he is correct. One thing you want to look at is this view that you are...

If you look at the SCRA, it is the military member and the dependents of the military member that are allowed to break lease. From what you are...

See RCW 59.18.030(39). Mostly you read it in conjunction with 59.18.280 but it operates on its own, prohibiting charging for wear and tear. The...

I agree with Shawn. I will lay out the math in a different way. Let's say half the judges would agree with you and half with the landlord, as...

While your questions is simple, the answer is not. First the landlord has to fully comply with RCW 59.18.260-280. Failing to do that, even if...

Review RCW 59.18.070, 090, and .100, it will explain your options. Tenantsunion.org (check out the repair page) explains in simpler terms. The...

Tenant side only attorney here. Look up "tenant at will" and "ejectment action", while you might end up avoiding just cause you are also lacking...