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Identity theft refers to the crime of using another person's information in a manner that may allow you to benefit financially. This crime can carry serious prison time in Washington state and can dramatically impact the rest of your life. You can be accused of...
An easement in gross is a right that allows individuals to use someone else's property. It's helpful to understand what are they used for and how they come into play if you're in Seattle and wondering whether or not you should consider the option. What makes an...
It can be difficult to understand how real estate commissions work in the state of Washington or who is responsible for paying that commission. There are a few different ways that this is addressed with the sale or purchase of a home. The procuring cause of the...
A criminal conviction in Washington can have several serious consequences. Besides the fines, prison sentence and community service, a criminal record will follow you for years, preventing you from enjoying your basic rights like access to housing opportunities,...
One of many reasons why residents love Washington is because of its beautiful homes. As you move into a home, it's understandable to hope that things go well between you and your new neighbors. Unfortunately, almost nothing can jeopardize this relationship faster than...
When Washington residents get convicted of a crime, they may find themselves feeling hopeless. You may think that your only recourse is to accept the conviction and move on with your life. However, you may be able to appeal your conviction through post-conviction...
Selling your Washington home in a sellers’ market can be very profitable, but having a property line dispute with a neighbor can hinder the transaction. However, you can take these steps to settle the issue. Talk with your neighbor If you’re planning on selling your...