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Fake ID cards are popular in Washington state. With the widespread use of editing software and companies specializing in fake ID creation, it’s easier for minors to obtain these falsified documents than ever before. However, using a fake ID to purchase alcohol, enter a restricted section of a nightclub, or engage in any other…

To engage in sexual activity, both partners must provide consent. Consent refers to the words or conduct that indicate agreement to sexual activity. A person who is heavily intoxicated, asleep, or lacks the mental capacity to understand the sexual activity cannot provide consent. Additionally, a minor who is below the age of consent cannot…

Like many states, Washington enforces strict laws on the sale and possession of firearms. Concealed weapons, or weapons that a person keeps hidden on his or her body or vehicle, are subject to particularly stringent rules. To legally carry a concealed weapon in Washington, applicants will need to meet a series of requirements and…

In Washington, it is illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to purchase or possess alcohol. Minors who are caught in possession of alcohol could face penalties, including detention, fines, and probation. If you or your child are facing charges for underage drinking, it is important to seek the help of a criminal…

A criminal record can impact your life for a very long time after conviction. In Washington state, you may have the right to remove your criminal record from public view. To request this privacy, you will need to know the difference between expunged and sealed records. What Does It Mean to Have Your Record…

A sex offense conviction can be a life-altering event, affecting your ability to seek employment, find a place to live, and maintain your relationships. In addition to prison time and fines, the court may also order you to register as a sex offender. These registration requirements could follow you for life, and it can…