My divorce/parenting plan was final on Nov. 23 2009. We filed 50/50 and as of April 2010 he has been keeping the children..

Your information regarding "changing a parenting plan" is incorrect. What is true is that you cannot change or modify a support order in less than...

See if you can find a local attorney who understands the concept of "false light". This is a sub species of defamation law that states that if...

Except that you cannot require a residential tenant in WA to sign anything that looks like a confession of judgment. See RCW 59.18.230. Sorry, guys...

If the eviction is based on non payment you have to be prepared to pay rent. You can, if you are disabled, request "reasonable accommodation" under...

Do I need an attorney?

You might want to contact the Gonzaga Law School, as they used to have a clinic that takes landlord tenant cases and they might be interested in...

Is commumity property divided equally when the husband paid off the property with the sale of property left to him by his father

Mr. Bessert gave you very good advice. The only thing I would add is please contact Dyann Liebmann in Vancouver, she is an excellent family law...

Can I do Anything?

WA is a community property state. If you are getting divorced here, he has submitted himself to the jurisdiction of the state court and he's going...

How do i know who if anybody buys the house we are renting at public auction? the auction date is April 22 2011? thanks

In Pierce County check with the Assessor-treasurer's office as chances are this is non judicial so the clerk will not know. A title company can be...

How can I recover Money loaned to an Ex-friend, about 23K Left

WA will enforce an oral agreement, but you only have three years from the date of the last payment or transaction within which to file suit. You...

If lender chooses non judicial foreclosure on investment duplex, can they get a deficiency judgement?

To answer the question in your title, a non judicial foreclosure in WA cannot result in a deficiency judgment. The right to take a deficiency is...