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In the state of Washington, a Will must be “attested” by at least two competent witnesses. Those witnesses must sign their names to the Will or to an affidavit that complies with law and must do so while in the presence or the electronic presence of the testator (the person whose Will is involved) and… Read More

Owning a boat can be a dream come true, but managing its ownership effectively is key to ensuring you enjoy it to the fullest. Forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) to hold your boat is more than just a legal formality—it can offer you significant advantages. In this post, we’ll explore three compelling reasons why… Read More

Maintaining healthy communication can be challenging if you have recently moved out or have been separated from your ex-partner for years. However, effective co-parenting is likely a top priority if you have children.  Your focus should be on taking positive actions for the benefit of your child and not seeking vengeance against your ex-partner. It's… Read More

August 22nd, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney J.Patrick Diener talks about The Challenges of AI in the Entertainment Industry with voice actress Cissy Jones. Read More

In the recent Washington Court of Appeals case Henderson v. Schmoll, we see the significant cost of sloppy legal drafting. We also see the comparative ease of avoiding that cost. Edith Henderson signed her Will in 1982, leaving her home to her daughter, Jane. But that bequest contained a condition: when Jane sold the property,… Read More

August 15th, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney David C. Tingstad talks about Translating the Washington Secretary of State’s Website. Read More

Please join us in celebrating Beresford Booth lawyers for their selection among The Best Lawyers in America® for 2025: David C. Tingstad William O. Kessler Dimitra S. Scott David C. Tingstad, Chair of the Business and Real Estate Group has been selected for a third time in Corporate Governance Law and Corporate Law; William O.… Read More

August 8th, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney Anne B. Bennette talks about What is Abusive Litigation? Read More

Recently, in the Copper Leaf, LLC v. Ace Paving CO. INC. decision, the Washington Court of Appeals addressed a case in which one spouse incurred debt and appeared to obligate the marital community by signing a confession of judgment. We must first address the questions, what is a martial community, and what is community property?… Read More