Washington State Litigation Lawyer Andrew M. McKenzie | 9/13/2022
Most people have heard of something called a statute of limitations. Generally speaking, a statute of limitations is a law which specifies a period of time within which a claim may be brought, before it becomes time barred. There is no one statute of limitations for all possible claims. Rather, each specific claim is governed… Read More
Washington State Family Law Lawyer Anne B. Bennette | 9/7/2022
A Child Support Order entered in another state is referred to as a “Foreign Support Order.” In Washington, enforcement of such foreign orders must be done in accordance with the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (codified in RCW 26.21). Enforcement is a remedy asking the Court to compel a party to abide by the terms… Read More
Washington State Business Law and Litigation Lawyer J Patrick Diener | 9/7/2022
When I am defending a client in a civil lawsuit, I often hear a variation of this question: “Can I sue them for suing me?” This is a typical reaction to being sued, because you may feel angry and offended and want to lash out and punish the other side just for filing a lawsuit… Read More
Washington State Business and Real Estate Law Lawyer Babak Shamsi | 9/7/2022
Washington State affords great flexibility to parties that want to enter into a contractual arrangement. Indeed, in Washington State, parties to a contract do not have to create a written contract to have an enforceable agreement. Of course, oral contracts often create confusion and leave parties open to expensive litigation that they could have avoided… Read More
Washington State Business and Real Estate Law Lawyer Babak Shamsi | 8/24/2022
Buyers have many considerations when purchasing a home, including how to structure an offer, how to address financing, whether to have an inspection contingency, and more. Perhaps the first consideration that springs to mind, however, in the process towards purchasing a home is how much earnest money a buyer wants to put down in order… Read More