Can I prevent the conversion of a legal separation to a divorce in WA State.

The short answer to your question is no. However, your Decree of Legal Seperation would ned to be reviwed to give you a comprehensive answer.

What can a court order should we not be able to agree on a plan for me to buyout our home in a 'meretricious relationship'?

There are a ton of variables that make it very hard to give you a good answer...Assuming that the real property would be divided (as opposed to...

Ex refuses to sign tax release forms per decree, what action do I take to enforce my decree?

Motion for contempt if it is black an white. I agree with Mr. Clemons. Create a paper trail so that you can ask for fees to have to go to court to...

What to request on final papers?

As long as both parties are going to sign the decree, and the findings of fact and conclutions of law, just make the language clear and...

Spouse dies in Community property state with no will or community property aggreement.

RCW 11.04.015 Descent and distribution of real and personal estate. The net estate of a person dying intestate, or that portion thereof with...

While I love the out of the box thinking....absolutely not.

Breaking the lease agreement

Your question is goverened by teh Landlord Tenant Act. Look up RCW 59.18 and there you will find the duties and responsibilities of the landlord...

Is their a law in Washington state that protects landlord if you find out information on rental was a lie?

The parties to a contract must negotiate in good faith. If one of the negotiating parties holds back important (material) information or provides...

Divorcing !, Both homes in my husbands name. 1 home he owned before me , the seconed bought during. Am I entitled to any of it

Any property brought into a marriage is presumed to be community asset...regardless of whether or not both parties are on the deed. The name(s) on...

Do the final papers (Findings, & Decree) repeat exactly what was written on the Petition?

If what was asked for in the original petition was agreed to, and the original petition covered all of the debts and assets, then yes it is...