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The scenario you outline seems sketchy. You're supposedly going to be "fined", but by whom? The government and police don't send pop-up messages...

I concur with the prior two answers. Unfortunately for you, the questions you pose are not "bright line" issues. That means, they could break...

Can you be terminated from employment for breaking a company's policy just because you didn't follow their procedures you didn't

Under Washington law, employment is "at will" (unless you have a written contract, which, from your question, it seems that you do not). At will...

How to take someone to court over 15,000 dollars for a car but she has no money or a job?

The process for "how" you take this person to court does not hinge on whether she has money or not. It's the same process regardless of the...

Can I renege on a paper that I signed three hours ago for a settlement for an insurance company

If the only reason you want to renege is because, upon second thought, you "don't think [it] was a reasonable offer", then I doubt that you'll be...

Is my employer in a breach? I was hired as a seasonal tax preparer and signed a contract stating that i would not prepare taxes

I agree with the prior answer. Non-compete agreements can be valid in Washington, but the analysis is very fact-specific. That means, it's hard...

Lookup RCW 60.08.020 via the State Legislature's website. That is the applicable statute, it explains what you need to do, and it even includes...

I was terminated from my job with no explanation as well as no warnings/write ups and have had very good reviews. Is this legal?

Because Washington is an "at will" employment jurisdiction, the company can fire you without prior warning and without immediately telling you why...

Is my landlord in breech of contract by breaking state laws?

The "complaint" by you and/or your roommate needs to be in writing. You should say that you believe the infestation makes the property unsafe for...

Does my husband have rights to my boat?

Because you were married, all of your assets are presumed to be community property. That is the starting presumption. Even if you owned this boat...