2 months after the police had it, the location was updated on the phone to a different location than the original one. It changed police station locations. I believe the new location is where the DECU is located. But in order for Apple to update the location that the owner of the phone can see, it... View More

I moved out of my condo. My sister move in to the condo. Even though she is not considered a renter by the HOA we still went through the proper protocols for renters. Since she moved in we have received relentless harassment from the HOA management company and the downstairs neighbor. The... View More

her name is not on the house so ownership of home is mine.

I think the guard was assaulting the man due to the fact security was chasing and spraying. Without being in self defense and reason for spraying uncalled for

This case was bookmarked and not taken seriously. Had the appeals gone through effectively the elements required to uphold the convictions would have been addressed and the case would have been properly dismissed.

I asked my landlord to replace my old roomate on the lease. They were not replaced, no lease was signed or updated by this person or me (which they had me do the first time I added someone). All that was received was an email stating that they can pay me. However, they're still listed as a... View More

My parents made a revocable Declaration of trust with no method for amendment. They executed an amendment 10 years later changing the successor trustee and adding their grandchildren as secondary remainder beneficiaries but kept the same primary beneficiaries. 8 years after Dad died my mother made... View More

So me and my wife have some beef with a friend of ours and they released our messenger texts and post them all over Facebook is there anything we can do against them?

The dating service specifically advertises that it organizes in-person events, and the contract explicitly states the events "includes a mix of virtual and physical events". Since I have moved out of Washington state and am now in California, hundreds of miles from any of the clubs, I... View More

To be paid for repairs and as executor. That seems over the top? This is in Clark County Washington. He over drew the estate account and reimbursed himself.

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Keith Armstrong
answered on Oct 1, 2023

Your brother may be overstepping his bounds with an $80/hour rate for probate administration. The rate is not set by statute but RCW RCW 11.48.210 provides just and reasonable." If the estate probate is not complex or if your brother is not providing professional services such as legal,... View More

I am a physician and I would like to know if a lawyer would be interested in taking over my case. I tried IVF therapy via double donor egg and sperm in PNWF in Seattle. I started the process end of April 2022. I initially bought oocytes (donor eggs) sometime in September of 2022 from Simplify Egg... View More

He contributed nothing to the purchase. They've had two kids together. She wants the split up. He wants half of the house equity.

They arrested me when I had a black eye and marks on my arm list my job no call no show got hired at another job but dv popped up as pending so it took 6 weeks to figure out and I lost my job one potential job my apartment and my family had to move to Indiana with my newborn baby. Can I sue the... View More

Copy and pasted: In addition, if matters outside the pleading are presented to and not excluded

by the court, the motion shall be treated as one for summary judgment. CR 12(b)(7).

Also copy and pasted: The Plaintiffs' complaint claims a penumbra of legal theories articulated... View More

I rent a house in Washington State. Landlord is refusing to pay for repair of dual-paned sliding glass patio door unless I can prove that I did not cause it. I have sent pictures showing that the glass was broken by something/someone outside the house, as evidenced by the outer pane being... View More

IRS form 56 requires two forms to be filed - one with the name of the descendent and another with the name of the estate. Do I list the name of the "estate" as the property address itself?

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answered on Sep 28, 2023

When considering the name of an "estate" during probate or on IRS forms, it is generally not the address of the property itself. On IRS Form 56, you would typically list the name of the decedent for one form and the name of the estate as something like "Estate of [Decedent's... View More