I’ve been served – now what?
So, you have been served with legal pleadings in a family law case*. What should you do next? It goes without saying but read them very carefully.
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Do I need a lawyer?
This is a question I am often asked by new clients in an initial consultation and my honest answer is “No, you don’t need a lawyer.”
I never thought I would ask an 85 year old woman about her workout routine, but RBG is no ordinary lady.
We were seated by 9:25. No cameras, no cell phones, no purses, no bags; just you and the suit you had on. We had to go through security twice.
Should I file for legal separation or divorce in Washington State?
A common question I am asked during an initial consultation with a new client is whether they should file for legal separation or divorce. For most people, divorce is the better option. One thing I always tell clients I cannot advise them on is if...
GETTING YOUR GUN RIGHTS BACK
FIREARM RESTORATION IN WASHINGTON Have you lost your right to bear arms because of a felony or domestic violence conviction? Are you interested in restoring your right? Contact Megan Card at 360-352-8311 or meganc@buddbaylaw.com to see if you are...
Fresh Start: Removing Your Criminal History in Washington
The Difference between Vacating, Sealing, and Deleting NonConviction Data from Your Record Expunging your record (deleting non-conviction data) My previous clients often contact me and want to “expunge” their criminal record. The correct terminology...
College is a privilege, not a right.
How to ask for, or defend against, postsecondary educational support awards. Did you know that orders of child support in Washington can order one or both parents to contribute to their child’s college tuition costs, room/board, and related expenses? ...