Does WA state require a will to be notarized?
As the other attorney stated, the will needs only the signatures of two witnesses to be valid. No notary is required. However, when it comes time...
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As the other attorney stated, the will needs only the signatures of two witnesses to be valid. No notary is required. However, when it comes time...
Yes, WA statutes allow the employer to charge a $20 fee for the first response to a writ of garnishment and $10 for the second response to the...
If the case is resolved, the attorney _may_ be able to hold onto portions of the file. If the case is not yet resolved, then the lawyer must...
The statute of limitations on a written contract is 6 years. There isn't a separate statute of limitations about commencing nonjudicial...
It is my understanding that to name the surety as a party in the suit (allowing you to obtain a judgment against the bond), the suit must be filed...
Note that WA law allows you to recover attorney's fees for having to collect on a small claims court judgment if it wasn't paid within 30 days. RCW...
A collection agent who threatens criminal action has very likely violated the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act. Refusal to verify the debt is...
My condolences on your loss. A probate will be necessary to transfer title to the home. But probates in Washington are relatively uncomplicated....
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If you are uncomfortable, ask the attorney to email you a copy of the fee agreement. I can't think of a reason why an attorney would be reluctant...
If there is a written agreement documenting why the $20k was paid, you need to get that to an attorney for him or her to review it and see what...