Seattle, WA
Residential real estate Lawyer at Seattle, WA
Practice Areas: Residential
In other words, there's no way for an attorney reading your question to answer it accurately without knowing a lot more. You should tell your...
There are too few details in your question to answer accurately. If you quit going to work, for whatever reason, you will likely lose your...
Washington State is an at-will work state, which means that even when you are in a "permanent" position, and unless there is an employment...
In order to determine whether you have any potential claims, you should speak with an employment law attorney in your area immediately. Depending...
It sounds like they may have lied to Employment Security in order to avoid paying unemployment. Do you have documentation of their statement to...
You have several options at this time. The first is that you can sue in Small Claims Court, which allows claims up to $4,000. In that case, you...
As a beneficiary of the trust, you have certain rights. One is to a copy of the trust document. The other is to be assured that the trustee is...
In Washington State, in order to be valid, a will has to be signed and executed by the testator (the person making the will) in the presence of two...
You should do two things immediately: 1. Get a copy of the case file; and 2. Consult with an attorney. First, go to the Clerk of the Court...
Your question doesn't give enough information to address your specific situation. If the testator (the person making the will) is still alive,...
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