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we discussed some of the many hurdles faced by people with criminal records in Washington State. Even after paying their debt to society, people with criminal convictions are often denied adequate housing, employment and other resources they need to re-enter society...
If a Washington criminal court judge handed you a guilty verdict, you may assume that your life is over. According to Rasmussen College, the average criminal sentence is a little more than three years. However, people with felony convictions often face long-term...
Foreclosing on your home in Washington can be devastating, but all is not loss. With Washington’s Redemption Law you may be able to get the home you love back. The law allows for you as the debtor to buy back your property following certain conditions. The Washington...
There are two ways in which you could be found not guilty of a crime in Washington. The first is a straightforward not guilty verdict from a judge or jury. This is the best case because once the verdict is handed down, you are free and no longer have to worry about...
Living single again after years of being part of a couple may be a bit of a financial shock, and while you are going through the stress of the divorce, you may not want to face those changes yet. However, if you recognize and plan for those changes during your...
If you are a Washington resident recently released from jail or prison, you know that life can be hard for a convicted criminal. The Second Chance Act may give you the boost you need to get your life back in order as you reenter society. The National Association of...
On this blog, we often use the term "redemption law" when discussing ways to give people a second chance after they have been convicted of a crime. Another term that some of our readers may have seen is "restorative justice." The two concepts are different in many...
The past is in the past, but unfortunately it doesn't always stay there. Oftentimes, many individuals with a criminal record are finding it hard to turn their lives around. Growing out of the mistakes of a person's past takes courage and maturity. However, a better...
After you have been tried and convicted of a crime, paid any fees and served any required time behind bars, you may feel that you have paid your debt to society and you should start with a clean slate. Unfortunately, many people find that having a criminal conviction...
While a divorce can mark the end of a failing marriage, it also marks the beginning of a new part of your life. This is a rare opportunity to reevaluate your situation and choose how you want to move forward. A divorce can help you in many ways. The following are a...