Webinar – Understanding Trusts 101: How Do Trusts Work? (Part 3)
July 20th, 2023 Beresford Booth Attorney Linda E. Nash presents part 3 of 4: Understanding Trusts 101 - How Do Trusts Work? Read More
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Deed of Trust vs. Personal Liability: An Important Distinction
Lawyers and non-lawyers alike often get confused between legal documents which constitute personal liability and legal documents which secure the debt. When you get a mortgage on your house or other property, the most common set of documentation included in the loan will include a promissory note and a deed of trust. The promissory note… Read More
Webinar – Insurance Disputes 101
July 13th, 2023 Attorney Ryan J.P. Dyer discusses insurance disputes 101. Read More
Restaurant Law 101
The restaurant industry is one of the more heavily regulated sectors of business. As a restaurant owner, it is critical to be aware of the laws that affect your business’s operation. This article provides an overview of the legal concerns that are likely to affect any restaurant, from the corner deli to the most upscale… Read More
Considerations of Real Estate Broker Dual Agency
In Washington State, real estate brokers may represent buyers and sellers on opposite sides of the same transaction. These agents function as “dual agents.” I will openly admit my own immediate anxiety at the prospect of dual agency. I believe that in most cases, buyers and sellers would benefit from having their own independent brokers,… Read More
Webinar – Corporate Transparency Act: What Every Business Needs to Know
July 6th, 2023 Beresford attorney David C. Tingstad discusses issues every business will face with the New Corporate Transparency Act. Read More
Webinar – Relocation… Notifying, Objecting, and Everything In-Between
June 29th, 2023 attorney Mackenzie O. Bretz presents: Relocation… Notifying, Objecting, and Everything In-Between. Read More
Are You Liable For False Or Defamatory Statements In Court?
Generally speaking, making defamatory statements about people can subject you to liability, though there are some procedural considerations for plaintiffs seeking damages (see my prior blog post here. In the context of litigation, American courts have long recognized a “litigation privilege” which generally insulates litigants from liability for statements made in the course of litigation. … Read More
Parenting Plans – What is a Minor Modification?
When the Court enters a Final Parenting Plan, it is expected that it will remain in place until the child (or children) are no longer dependent. For that reason, it is important to have a comprehensive Final Parenting Plan addressing the residential schedule, holidays, and other provisions as the children age no matter how young… Read More