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June 30th, 2022 Attorney Kelsey L. Affronte talks about default judgments: how to avoid them and how to respond. Read More

In the first part of the blog post, I explained what goes into a title policy.  This part of the blog post discusses how a title policy does and does not protect you. Coverage Generally Title insurance policies protect their insured against actual losses resulting from “covered risks,” which generally include:  (1) Someone else owns… Read More

June 23rd, 2022 attorneys Eli Yim and Per Oscarsson and paralegal Jennifer Takamoto discuss dissolution of corporations and LLCs. Read More

Corporations, limited liability companies, and certain types of partnerships, formed in the state of Washington, are required to file annual reports and pay an annual license renewal fee to the Washington Secretary of State (the “Secretary”).  Each year, the Secretary sends notice to the entity that its annual report and fees are due by a… Read More

June 16th, 2022 Attorney Lisa H. Do talks about how to calculate child support. Read More

June 9th, 2022 attorneys Per Oscarsson and Sarah Smith discuss health care directives. Read More

If you have found yourself in a pickle and are looking for a plan to get out of it, a demand letter is a simple and cost-effective means of communicating your desires. What Is a Demand Letter? A demand letter is intended for the person or company that wronged you. A good demand letter will… Read More

June 2nd, 2022 attorney Bill Kessler discusses adverse possession and related doctrines. Read More

Elsewhere on our website, we have discussed the importance of reviewing title insurance policies and preliminary commitments.  While those topics are important for people involved in real estate transactions, this post is devoted to a more basic explanation of title insurance.  As explained in greater detail in this series of blog posts, title insurance generally… Read More