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03/09/2022

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01/22/2018

Had a client recently who was notified out of the blue that the City was buying her house to build a public park there. Although shocking, it's true the city can do so through the power of eminent domain

“Eminent domain” is the power granted to local governments to take private property for public use. This power is grounded in the state constitution and controlled through a statutory judicial process called “condemnation.” A city (or county) may condemn an entire parcel in order to build a fire station, library, wastewater treatment plant, or other public facility. More often, cities will condemn a portion of private property to widen roads, build a pedestrian trail, or similar public works projects. Of course, this power is not unrestrained—cities are required to pay just compensation for the property they take.

But homeowners are not entirely powerless in the face of a condemnation. To learn more about how the negotiation of compensation works, visit http://goodfaithlegal.com/practice-areas/land-use-property-owners/ -section5.

Land Use: Property Owners Land Use: Property Owners _____ Growth Management Act (GMA)Zoning Districts and Permitted UsesCity Permits: What and WhyDeclarations, Easements, and Notices on TitleCondemnation and Eminent Domain **Before you read further, I cannot emphasize enough that the information con...

11/16/2017

Small Business: Having a Registered Agent. A registered agent is a responsible third-party (often a lawyer or law office) who is registered in the same state as your business, and who is designated to receive service of process notices (lawsuits) as well as correspondence from the Secretary of State and other official government notifications on behalf of your company.
Washington State requires that all businesses have a registered agent with a physical office address.

State law allows you to serve as your own registered agent, but many small businesses find that having a paid registered agent increases efficiency and shields your exposure. In addition to receiving legal correspondence, a good registered agent will manage compliance with state laws, file annual reports and maintain corporate records for your business. Click the link below to learn more about the low-cost, flat-rate scope of registered agent services from Good Faith Legal, which includes free notary services both for you and for your employees & customers:

Services & Fees Client-Centered Services _____ Hiring a lawyer can be intimidating, but I don’t think it should be. My services are structured to provide information and options that make sense to you, and that fit your needs and expectations. First, you have three options to get started on a legal…

11/03/2017

Most people are familiar with the concept of HOA rules and regulations that affect homes in suburban subdivisions. But even if you aren’t part of an HOA, it is possible there are restrictions on the use of your property. The county recorder’s office maintains records of declarations, easements, and other notices attached to each land parcel. Visit the link below for more information about what those records are and how they may affect your property.

Land Use: Property Owners Land Use: Property Owners _____ Growth Management Act (GMA)Zoning Districts and Permitted UsesCity Permits: What and WhyDeclarations, Easements, and Notices on TitleCondemnation and Eminent Domain **Before you read further, I cannot emphasize enough that the information con...