RCW 11.54.010

The simple answer is that the statute refers to both adult and minor children. Washington law protects surviving spouses from being...

You are correct that Washington law requires any lease for greater than 1 year to follow the formalities of conveyance by deed and if for greater...

Can one Trust be funded by another Trust, excluding stepchildren named in the first Trust?

It really depends on the language in the trust. Generally if a trust is established to control who the residuary beneficiaries are, it will be...

Husband is making out his will, says his kids get everything he owns. Including the house. he made all the payments

See the above answer regarding the general rules concerning community property. It is possible that a portion of the house might be considered...

Can my daughters mom take me off the birth certificate if i dont agree

I would suggest discussing these issues with a family law attorney. I am not a family law attorney but I can give you some very basic and brief...

I do not know of any requirement to send a regular bill either. Your fee agreement with him may contain some language regarding this. Under the...

I ended my business relationship with my attorney (which was advice only) over 2 months ago. How long can he keep my retainer

Hi- I would suggest looking at your fee agreement to see how the funds you paid him were characterized. In Washington state, a "retainer" is simply...

My mother and stepfather were married in1969 he passed away in1999 without a will. They purchased a home together in 1977 in

A very simple basic answer I can provide is that under Washington's intestacy statutes when a married person dies without a will, all their...

I asked about the laws in the state of Washington.

In Washington, the Personal Representative gets "just and reasonable" compensation for their duties Chapter 11 of the Revised Code of Washington...

In the state of Washington,

The most basic answer is that an adult income trust beneficiary is any adult beneficiary (over the age of 18) of a trust who is to receive some or...