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Prosecutors in Washington and elsewhere may use eyewitness testimony as part of a strategy to prove that you committed a crime. This is because most people will give significant weight to the words of someone who saw an incident. However, the truth is that such...
If you're charged with drug possession in Washington state, you might think it's an open and shut case, especially if there is any physical evidence. However, there are a few defenses to consider that could result in your charges being dismissed or reduced. Search...
More than 40 years ago, virtually no one heard of visitation rights for grandparents in Washington state. Once spouses divorced, one set of parents usually remained out of their grandchildren's lives, even if they wanted to see them. Years ago, visitation rights only...
Custody cases can be emotionally intense. They can become even more complicated when there is a third-party custody petition. In Washington, third-party custody is referred to as guardianship of a minor. The expectations for this type of case are somewhat different...
In the state of Washington, a DUI charge could either be a misdemeanor or a felony. The severity of the charge will depend on the facts of the case as well as if you have been convicted of this offense in the past. Why a DUI might be a felony charge If you cause...
