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          Many people have their Will prepared, sign it, and put it in their safe deposit box, thankful that they got it checked off their “to do” list.  But, that may be the last time the Will is seen until the person dies and it comes time for probate.  In the meantime, there may have… Read More

Beresford Booth lawyer, Dimitra S. Scott, successfully negotiates reformation of a decree of dissolution after discovery that spouse failed to fully disclose assets. Beresford Booth (425.776.4100), www.beresfordlaw.com BERESFORD BOOTH has made this content available to the general public for informational purposes only. The information on this site is not intended to convey legal opinions or… Read More

When the ADAAA (Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act) went into effect January 1, 2009, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) was directed to amend the ADA’s implementing regulations to reflect the changes of the new law. On March 25, 2011, those Final Regulations went into effect, changing the focus for employers and accommodations for employees… Read More

For those of you who have gone through a divorce or similar proceedings involving children in Washington State and have an Order of Child Support, be sure to check the Post Secondary Educational Support section of the order (typically section 3.14).  If your child is graduating, you may need to file a petition for post… Read More