There is no such thing as a D felony under Washington law. Perhaps this is some other classification for the offense which may be a gross...

Yes, it is possible to be suspended in one state but not in another. Often states communicate with each other and honor each other's suspension,...

Can I be held accountable for an accident involving my stolen vehicle?

Yes, you can be held liable and have your license suspended.

In my case, the court had recommended DV risk assessment which for one reason or the other never got done. I found a State Cert.

It sounds like you are in compliance with the court's order, and you should argue this to the court, preferably through an attorney. It is possible...

Recently I had a interesting experience with a process server. When I came home late at night around 9pm, he was waiting...

Although this may actually constitute a trespass for sticking his foot under the door, a case against him would go nowhere. Your best bet would be...

What are my chances of being emancipated?

Report real physical abuse to the authorities if it is more than just physical discipline. As for emancipation you would need an attorney to have a...

What are my chances of being emancipated?

First, you should consider reporting physical abuse to the police if you are being abused. As for emancipation, you would need an attorney to have...

How to find Attorney that specializes in Personal Injury claim with Pre-existing injury and health Insurance is Erisa?

Seek another in person consultation with a different lawyer using the Find a Lawyer tool. They will want to evaluate your medical records to...

I don't know what to do about false charges that are dismissed.

You may want to consider hiring an attorney to represent you as the victim of a crime if this all happens again. As for the prior cases, not much...

Who are the best litigation attorneys in Washington state in pursuing insurance companies on contingency?

An attorney may take your case on a contingency, but only if you have a strong case for it being improperly denied. An attorney won't want to go on...