Can an HOA have a by-law that has a higher quorum requirement than Washington RCW 64.38.025(3)? i.e., HOA states 20% for quorum

Specifically for purposes of approval of a budget, RCW 64.38.025(3) is mandatory. It says that the budget shall be approved or rejected under the...

It seems like an odd arrangement, but I don't think it's prohibited by law. If that's how the rental agreements read, and the tenants have accepted...

Riding Mower Repair, I took it to a small shop... they said it would be a few hours labor, then billed me for $1,000. WHAT???

This sounds like something you might have better luck working through the Better Business Bureau dispute resolution center, or possibly the Dispute...

If you are asking what comes next, in the big blank below the "herein," then that's where you insert the complete legal description of the...

When buying a home, on the finalized paperwork I received back from the title company is there supposed to be any signatures?

In my experience, if all you are going to get is unsigned copies, you walk out of closing with them. If you have to wait to have them mailed to...

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The notice of absence has no real legal force; it is simply a custom in Washington courts. The best practice is for all parties to honor it, but...

Can a home business created in 1990s be exempt from code violations pertaining to running said business?

There are a couple related issues, and without knowing more it's not really possible to give you a solid answer. Is the type of business something...

Looking for info on changing title/ownership for a house.

It sounds like title to the house is still in your mother's name--you will most likely want to complete a probate of your mother's estate so that...

Can you be a granter and a grantee at the same time ?and then not telling the people you made yourself a life estate?

If the deed says that it conveys or reserves a "life estate" for your mother-in-law, then she alone has a right to occupy the property, while she...

What are my rights as a patient within the same corporation for whom I'm employed?

Based on what you have said, it sounds like you should consult with an attorney who handles employment discrimination, Americans with Disabilities...

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