If you are contemplating an agreed adoption, congratulations! Going through an adoption can be a wonderful experience, but there are a number of legal steps that need to be taken first. Please understand that although they might not be as litigious as other family law...
Washington and Oregon are addressing questions about rental housing in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Both states have extended prior moratoriums on evictions. Under Proclamation 20-19.3, landlords in Washington are prohibited from evicting tenants until October...
Having issues with a neighbor can be tedious, annoying, and sometimes scary. One big issue that people may not know is that property boundary lines can shift over time. It is not uncommon for a property owner to receive a survey of their property and find out that the...
I am an employment discrimination attorney in Clark County, and I regularly work on race-related legal issues in the employment context. If you live or work in Clark County, it probably did not take long to figure out that it is not a very diverse place. Based on the...
New Loans for the Hemp Industry On April 16, 2020, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) released new loan guidance for lenders servicing hemp producers under FLP-816, providing guidance on servicing direct and guaranteed loans...
As our society changes, more and more couples are choosing not to marry. What does this mean when a committed relationship comes to an end, but during the relationship you both acquired property, debts, and assets? Who gets what? Likely, you both have a lot of...
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