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Condominium and homeowners associations typically govern their communities through their CC&Rs, bylaws, and rules and regulations. Although not always the case, the CC&Rs often tackle big ticket items such as maintenance and repair obligations, damage and destruction to the units and common areas, insurance coverage, condemnation proceedings, and other such matters. The bylaws, on the other hand,… Read More

March 10th, 2022 attorney Babak Shamsi shares a primer on Corporate Practice of Medicine. Read More

EDMONDS, WA, (March 14, 2022) – The law firm of Beresford Booth celebrates the 50th anniversary in the practice of law for its senior partner, Richard R. “Dick” Beresford. “Dick is a pillar in the legal and business community throughout the State of Washington,” said David C. Tingstad, the firm’s Managing Partner. “Dick is a tremendous… Read More

EDMONDS, WA, (March 10, 2022) – Edmonds-based full-service law firm Beresford Booth announced that Susan O’Toole and Kelsey L. Affronte have joined the firm. “We are excited to welcome Susan and Kelsey to Beresford Booth,” said David C. Tingstad, the firm’s Managing Partner. “Our litigation and family law practices continue to expand in response to our… Read More

Gathering basic financial documents prior to filing for divorce can potentially simplify your case, reduce attorney’s fees, and put you ahead of the process so you are not starting at a disadvantage. At minimum, you should compile the following documents for yourself and if available, for your spouse as well: Two years of tax returns,… Read More

March 3rd, 2022 attorneys David Tingstad and Per Oscarsson present Representations and Warranties in Various Types of Deeds. Read More

February 24th, 2022 family law attorney, Lisa Do and her guest, Real Estate Broker Genevieve Jones from John L. Scott discuss: "What You Need to Know When Selling a Family Home in a Divorce." Read More

Real estate disputes frequently involve disagreements over rights of ownership, possession, and use of property.  However, the rigors of the litigation process and the ability of courts to process cases typically means it will take a year or more before the case gets resolved through a trial on the merits.  What do the parties do… Read More

In 1967, Washington enacted the Washington Nonprofit Corporation Act, Revised Code of Washington (“RCW”) Chapter 24.03. After several years of review and study, Washington enacted a new Washington Nonprofit Corporation Act, RCW 24.03A. The new act became effective January 1, 2022. RCW Chapter 24.03 was repealed effective that date. The new act applies to all… Read More