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This calls into question how Disney and the producers of The Lone Ranger western series were able to get away with throwing their weight around so easily. Intimidation works. The first thing we must do is kill all the lawyers. … Continue reading →

BY AATIF SULLEYMAN (4-13-21) A $291 Adobe cancelation fee has provoked fierce criticism of the creative software company. A post from a customer has gone viral on Twitter, after he discovered that he would have to pay nearly $300 to bring his … Continue reading →

RECOVERY UNDER UNIFORM FRAUDULENT TRANSFER ACT FOR CONSTRUCTIVE FRAUD Posted by Aric S. Bomsztyk | Apr 29, 2020  For over thirty (30) years, Washington has had a statutory schema which allows creditors to recover “fraudulent” transfers of money and other types of property … Continue reading →

Transfer of an asset Revised Date: November 30, 2017 Purpose: Describe and clarify the rules regarding assets transfer and long-term care. WAC 182-513-1363 Evaluating an asset transfer for clients applying for or receiving long-term care (LTC) services. Clarifying Information What is … Continue reading →

PERSONALS COLUMN Case Information 11-3-00153-6 | SARA MARTIN VS CODY Sterling DOBBS Case Number11-3-00153-6 CourtMason File Date06/06/2011 Case TypePPS Parenting Plan/Child Support Case StatusCompleted/Re-Completed Party Respondent (WIP)DOBBS, CODY STERLING DOB10/10/1994 Respondent (WIP)MARTIN, SARA ROSE DOBXX/XX/1993 Petitioner (WIP)ST OF WASH, MASON … Continue reading →

Court’s drug possession ruling upends WA’s criminal justice system by David Kroman—  March 12, 2021 When Kelly Vomacka first read that the Washington Supreme Court had struck down the law criminalizing drug possession in the state, she was in disbelief. The … Continue reading →

How Polyamorists and Polygamists Are Challenging Family Norms By Andrew Solomon (3-15-21) From opposite sides of the culture, parallel campaigns for legal recognition may soon make multiple-partner marriages as unremarkable as same-sex marriages. Fifteen years ago, when Rich Austin was in … Continue reading →

by Christopher F. Rufo (Winter 2021) — Olympia, WA The story of American deinstitutionalization has become familiar. In a long arc—from President Kennedy’s Community Mental Health Act of 1963 to the present—federal and state governments dismantled mental asylums and released … Continue reading →

Case Information 96-3-00569-1 | STATE, TERRAN S LAWLER VS SHAMARON LEWIS AUSTIN & RACHEL R LAWLER Case Number96-3-00569-1 CourtThurston File Date05/07/1996 Case TypeMOD3 Domestic Modification Case StatusCompleted/Re-Completed Party RespondentAUSTIN, SHAMARON LEWIS RespondentLAWLER, RACHAEL R PetitionerSTATE OF WASHINGTON Active Attorneys Lead … Continue reading →

By Gregg Jarrett | Fox News Teen who filmed Floyd’s death: “There have been nights I stayed up apologizing to George Floyd for not doing more” “I was sad and kinda mad,” said the tiny voice.   Those simple but powerful words … Continue reading →