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Tag Archives: Washington
Washington Court Finds Decision Not to Retire Is Substantial Change Supporting Modification of Spousal Maintenance
Once a Washington divorce decree is issued, a maintenance award can only be modified by the court when the party seeking the modification shows a substantial change in circumstances. A fact unknown to the trial court or an unanticipated fact … Continue reading
Posted in Divorce Law
Tagged Change, Court, Decision, finds, maintenance, Modification, Retire, Spousal, substantial, Supporting, Washington
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Washington Court of Appeals Affirms Covenant Enforcement Jurisdiction
The Washington Court of Appeals recently ruled in an unpublished opinion that a superior court had jurisdiction over a covenant enforcement lawsuit by a community association against a set of its owners. The litigation concerned the owners' decision to build … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate & Property Law
Tagged Affirms, Appeals, Court, Covenant, Enforcement, Jurisdiction, Washington
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The PLLC: Forming A Professional Services Business In Washington
When a group of licensed professionals (e.g., doctors, attorneys, psychologists, etc.) decide to start a business in Washington, their first thought is often to form a limited liability company (LLC). The LLC has become the most popular type of entity … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Law
Tagged Business, Forming, PLLC, Professional, Services, Washington
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Washington Landlord May Be Liable for Injuries If It Maintains Responsibility for Repairing Premises
Generally, in a Washington premises liability case, a landowner may be held liable for injuries on the land if he or she has not given exclusive control of the premises to a lessee. If, however, the lease requires the landlord … Continue reading
Posted in Family Law
Tagged Injuries, Landlord, Liable, Maintains, Premises, Repairing, Responsibility, Washington
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Proposed Washington Privacy Act Dead or in Mortal Danger
The much-discussed Washington Privacy Act, Senate Bill 5376 (“SB 5376”), appears to have died after failing to receive a House vote by an April 17, 2019 deadline for action on non-budget policy bills. Though the bill could be revived before … Continue reading
Posted in Technology & Cyberlaw
Tagged Danger, DEAD, Mortal, Privacy, Proposed, Washington
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