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6 Ways To Protect Your Business From Divorce

Aug 10, 2021 Divorce

Ending a marriage is neither fun nor a simple endeavor. And if you own a business, it can get even more complicated. As couples eagerly anticipate their nuptials, the last thing typically on their minds is the possibility that...

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What Are the Ways to Legally Adopt a Child in Washington?

Jul 20, 2021 Family Law

Adopting a child is one of the biggest decisions a person can make in life. The parent-child relationship is utterly unique. Choosing to establish such an intimate relationship with someone else’s child takes courage, commitment, and an incredible amount...

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Real Estate: How to Evict a Tenant from a Property You Purchased

Jul 10, 2021 Real Estate

When you buy property, sometimes it comes with certain encumbrances. One type of encumbrance that can be particularly troubling comes up if you buy a home that the owner is currently renting to someone else. If you wish the...

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Getting to Know Land Surveys and Their Importance

Jun 20, 2021 Real Estate

Buying or building a home is one of the most important and expensive decisions many people make in their lifetime. A home is a huge cost and, therefore, a huge commitment. Unfortunately, it can also be an incredibly exciting...

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What You Should Know If a Child Support Agreement Is Made Outside of Court

Jun 10, 2021 Family Law

When two people have a child but decide not to stay together as a couple, things can get complicated quickly. Whether married or not, when couples split up, the welfare of their child or children is of great concern....

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Buyer Beware: Common Real Estate Scams and How to Prevent Being a Victim

May 20, 2021 Real Estate

When you decide to buy a new home, one of the last things on your mind might be the fear of getting scammed. There is much to think about, and excitement is brewing. So who wants to think about...

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Co-Parenting: How to Handle Retaliatory Behaviors from a Co-Parent

May 10, 2021 Family Law

Whether you are in the midst of a separation or have been divorced for years, dealing with retaliatory behaviors from your child’s other parent can be incredibly stressful. People act in vindictive ways for a wide variety of reasons....

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Real Estate: Six Strange Laws Owners & Renters Must Know

Apr 20, 2021 Real Estate

Over the years, strange laws have made their way into the statutes of many states. Over time, the original or initial purpose of the law may cease to exist, while no one ever suggests taking the irrelevant law off...

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The Common Family Legal Issues Faced By Same-Sex Couples

Apr 10, 2021 Family Law

The State of Washington legalized same-sex marriage in 2012. The federal government followed suit shortly thereafter in 2013. These were landmark changes and giant steps forward in the struggle for equal rights and protection for same-sex couples. One might...

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Do Emails Create Legally Binding Contracts?

Mar 20, 2021 Family Law

When most non-lawyers think of a legally binding contract, they envision a document written out on paper that contains well-thought-out paragraphs detailing the rights and obligations of all interested parties. They envision the parties looking over the contract carefully,...

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