Understanding Reckless Endangerment in Seattle
Being charged with Reckless EndangermentEndangerment can be confusing and frightening because it is a serious crime with a very vague definition. Police can arrest you…
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No-Contact Orders: What Happens if the Alleged Victim Contacts You?
In many situations involving allegations of domestic violence or other criminal offenses in the Seattle area, the prosecutor may ask the court to issue a…
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Misdemeanor vs. Gross Misdemeanor in Washington State
People often mistakenly believe they don’t have to worry about criminal defense strategy if they’ve been accused of a crime that is “only” a misdemeanor….
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Class C Felony in Washington State
Many people underestimate how serious a class C felony really is and the effect a conviction can have on their life. Being rated “C” instead…
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How Hard Is it to Fight a Protection Order in the State of Washington?
If someone is threatening to take out a restraining order against you or you’ve received notice that indicates you could be subject to a protective…
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Can a Child Be Charged with Molestation of Another Child in Washington State?
Children and teens are still in the process of developing physically and emotionally, and they often experiment with sexual conduct. These activities can be considered…
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Understanding Juvenile Sentencing Guidelines—What Parents Need to Know
If your child is involved in Washington’s juvenile justice system, knowing the basics of sentencing guidelines can make a difficult time a little clearer. At…
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What Happens If the Victim “Violates” the Order of Protection in Washington?
Protection orders in Washington state can cause all kinds of problems in ways people often do not expect. When the court issues a protection order…
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How to Seal Your Juvenile Record in the State of Washington
There’s a common myth that juvenile court records are kept private so that people can’t find out about offenses committed while you were a minor….
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What Happens the Alleged Victim of Domestic Violence Doesn’t Show Up for Court in Washington State?
According to the Washington State Department of Health, 1 out of every 8 adults in the state has reported being injured by an intimate partner….
