Are there any new pro-se rules for 2014?

The pro se rules are the same as the rules for attorneys. There are substantive rules and rules of civil procedure. If you are going to represent...

Agree with previous answer. You can discuss anything you want with your neighbors. If she wants to base an eviction on speech, you'd want to ask in...

Small claims or different type of court?

Washington allows a lawsuit to be filed or served first. You have been served with an unfiled suit, it sounds like. Above the number it should say...

Can an attorney. Help me?

Your outcome is going to turn on whether you can pay off what you owe quickly, and whether you have a lease that has not by its terms expired. Read...

If I am doing a motion to vacate a judgment (CR11 Sanctions), do I need to be at the order to show cause required by CR 60 (e)?

Your argument is not going to make itself. Yes, you need to be there to explain to the Court what you want and why you are entitled to it.

There was a issue with my drainage, i had a bathtub full of fecies and my toliet would flush, who is responsible?

Well, I don't know enough about plumbing to say if your kids put something down there, or not. I do know your landlord is *always* responsible for...

Who do I address the "to" to in a response to objection to relocate.

If you are responding, you address your answer to the person who wants to move. In family law, one of you is the petitioner and the other is the...

Can I break my rental agreement fee free due to eminent domain?

As Mr. Cutting states, the first question is whether your lease has expired. If it is over, you can give 20 days notice and leave (give notice on...

Is modification of a PP limited to residential time only?

Did your ex give notice of his/her relocation? Does your ex have primary custody or do you? A parenting plan can be modified to make it work better...

My former landlord made false claims upon my leave of her property and claimed no return of deposit, what are my rights?

Under the RLTA, she gets the interest on your deposit; unless your contract says you get 90 days notice, WA state law is 20 days. As to your...

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