LegalAtoms receives the license to practice law under the Utah Sandbox
LegalAtoms was granted a license to practice law in Utah in September 2021 under the Utah Office of Civil Legal Innovation, a program aimed at innovation in legal services. LegalAtoms is a leader in online civil protection orders and offers software to the general public, social non profits and courts for the preparation of court…
Read MoreWhat does the Washington State Bill 5160 mean for a Landlord
In April 2021, the Senate Bill 5160 “LANDLORD-TENANT RELATIONS” took effect in the Washington State and reformed landlord tenant in the aftermath of COVID pandemic. This article covers what the bill means for the Tenant. What the bill means for a tenant is covered here. Rent Payment Protections During COVID For unpaid rent for the…
Read MoreWhat does the Washington State Bill 5160 mean for a Tenant
In April 2021, the Senate Bill 5160 “LANDLORD-TENANT RELATIONS” took effect in the Washington State and reformed landlord tenant in the aftermath of COVID pandemic. This article covers what the bill means for the Tenant. What the bill means for the landlord is covered here Initial Lease Application A landlord may not refuse an application…
Read MoreWhat Eviction Resolution Program (ERP) in the Washington (WA) State Means for the Landlord
The Eviction Resolution Program is created in the Washington State in 2021 to reduce the tidal wave of eviction lawsuits that are expected once the Eviction Moratorium ends on October 31st 2021 The program requires landlords to seek mediation first before proceeding on with a formal legal case. The mediation service is provided at the…
Read MoreHow Law Enforcement Can Electronically Serve
This page describes how Law Enforcement can receive documents via LegalAtoms and then service the client offline, and then complete the Proof of Service digitally using LegalAtoms Step 1: Login to LegalAtoms Navigate to https://app.legalatoms.com/ You will see the login screen where you can enter your credentials and hit login. Step 2: View a specific…
Read MoreThe ability for Judge to approve/deny a temporary order
This page is for court officials, and describes the flow of case after it has been e-filed. It covers the specific steps of Clerk (or District Court front desk staff) approval at which point the case is accepted and a cause number is assigned Judge approval (or denial) at which point the signed Temporary Order…
Read MoreEvidence that you are the victim of qualifying criminal activity:
The documents below must demonstrate that you suffered direct harm as a result of the crime committed against you. Trial transcripts Court documents Police reports News articles Written sworn statements; and Orders of protection
Read MoreEvidence that you possess information concerning qualifying criminal activity
The documents below must demonstrate that you have knowledge of details concerning the criminal activity and that would assist in the investigation or legal action of that criminal activity. Trial transcripts Court documents Police reports News articles Copies of reimbursement forms for travel to and from court; and Written sworn statements of other witnesses or…
Read MoreHow can I demonstrate that I have suffered?
Because U Visa falls into what is called the humanitarian category, U Visa is granted on a discretionary basis, which means that it up to the immigration official to decide if you meet the requirements. And, the USCIS is the immigration official who has the power to make decision over all U Visa applications.…
Read MoreI was abused abroad. Can I apply for U Visa?
Probably not. When the U.S. law makers made U Visa law, they thought two purposes. One, U Visa is designed to protect and assist non-citizens who are victims of certain types of crimes and in need of aid from emergency circumstances. Two, U Visa is to encourage non-U.S. citizens to report crimes to the police…
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