Everett, Washington
Represents both sides
Full-service firm handling landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, real estate, family law, employment, business law
27 firms listed in Washington. Every firm here states on its own website that it represents landlords or property managers. Firms that also represent tenants are labelled.
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Everett, Washington
Represents both sides
Full-service firm handling landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, real estate, family law, employment, business law
Seattle, Washington
Represents both sides
Seattle and Tacoma eviction attorneys handling disputes between tenants and landlords.
Tukwila, Washington
Represents both sides
Eviction and unlawful detainer representation for landlords and tenants in Washington.
Spokane, Washington
Represents both sides
Real estate and property law including acquisitions, sales, leasing, easements, water rights and disputes.
Seattle, Washington
Represents both sides
Landlord-tenant representation for residential and commercial leases, evictions, and dispute resolution.
Olympia, Washington
Represents both sides
Uncontested landlord-tenant matters including leases, evictions, judgment collection, premises liability.
Tacoma, Washington
Represents both sides
Eviction and unlawful detainer representation for landlords and commercial tenants throughout Washington State
Everett, Washington
Represents both sides
Landlord-tenant, real estate, and general civil legal services in Snohomish County.
Longview, Washington
Represents both sides
Landlord and tenant law, collection, commercial leases, dispute litigation, eviction actions
Spokane, Washington
Represents both sides
Property litigation, acquisition, financing, landlord-tenant disputes, foreclosures, and development matters.
Washington evictions are “unlawful detainer” actions under chapter 59.12 RCW, with the Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (chapter 59.18 RCW) controlling most of the details for housing. Cases are heard in the superior court of the county where the property is (RCW 59.12.050).
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