Is there a way to ask for an emergency appeal in the Supreme

If you are talking about the Washington Supreme Court, the answer is in RAP 18.12: "The appellate court on its own motion or on motion by a party...

Can I serve a person over 18 court papers

You can't just leave the papers with the boss or receptionist. But you may be able to have a person 18 or older who is not a party to the lawsuit,...

In Clark county w,a what is the maximum number of interrogatories that can be asked and what is the coed that references them

Clark County does not appear to have a local rule that limits the number of interrogatories. The Civil Rules that apply statewide do not have a...

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Is this a breach of contract? In the contract with my former attorney it says a monthly billing statement will be issued. This

Has this former attorney ever sent you a statement? If not, how do they expect to be paid? Or have you already paid and now you want to know what...

Can a defendant file a motion to dismiss to a lawsuit they haven't even given an answer to?

If the defendant is making a motion to dismiss under CR 12, they can do so before filing an answer, but the motion has to be based solely on your...

Once one fires their attorney and you request they withdraw. How long should it take before

If your former attorney is delaying filing the notice of withdrawal, demand that they file it immediately. You have fired them, they have no...

If an attorney submits a Notice of Withdrawal to the court, can that attorney still represent the client legally, or not?

The answer depends in part on the type of case. In a criminal case, a lawyer cannot withdraw without permission from the court. In a civil case, a...

In an abuse of process law suit can the attorney sued or ex sued use anti slapp

The defendant in an abuse of process suit might reasonably counter under the anti-SLAPP statute, RCW 4.24.510, depending on the facts of the case....

The CR55 law for default and judgment says you must give five days notice before the hearing... do the 5 days include weekends

Generally, the 5 days are "court days," so you do not count weekends or holidays. Generally, the 11 days are "calendar days," so you _do_ count...

A prospective employer asked me to send my previous employment contracts. Is this standard? Can I say no?

Your previous employer's non-compete agreement is exactly why your prospective employer wants to see the contract. They want to be able to evaluate...

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