Question on how to read my summary judgment.

It is entirely possible that the Spokane Co. Bar has a program where you you can meet briefly with an attorney who can answer your questions or get...

Do we have any recourse against a realty company or homeowner for mold that they are not addressing or trying to fix?

You have recourse, but you have to approach it as the statute requires, which is not intuitive. First, you have to give WRITTEN NOTICE to your...

Is my landlord/property manager in any kind of violation?

Your landlord may prefer that you communicate by email, but the statute, having been written quite a while ago, requires that you communicate in...

Can a commercial landlord claim they raised rent 3 years prior and give you a bill for thousands of dollars even though rent pd

It is pretty dodgy that they'd allow this to go on for three years. The burden of proof is going to be on them that they notified you of the...

How to show 'intentional refusal' of giving refund or statement in RCW 59.18.280?

You show intent by showing evidence of what happened. You will want to provide evidence that you submitted a "forward" notice to the post office....

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Agree with previous poster. The RLTA specifically states that the landlord is entitled to the interest earned on tenant pre-paid deposit funds, but...

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Improper service of summons in the state of Washington. Summons was served on my 17-year-old daughter while I was out of town.

Whether or not service is proper is a legal conclusion. Service on a 17 year old who resides with you at the residence where she was handed the...

What do I do next after I have received my judgement?

It is highly likely that the judgment you got will provide that if you have to spend more money to collect the judgment that you are entitled to...

The only other thing I would add is to take pictures to show the judge what is going on. You are also going to need to review the history of your...

Will my parents need to do a "Unlawful detainer" or can they just have police remove them?

The police are going to tell you that this is a civil matter and likely will not assist you. It would be faster and less stressful to treat this as...