Justice Smiles

Justice Smiles, pllc is a legal practice focused on resolving boundary disputes and neighbor conflicts primarily through mediation. The firm assists neighbors, surveyors, and legal counsel in settling issues related to property boundaries, adverse possession, easements, covenants, nuisance, trespass, and zoning. It emphasizes promoting peace and goodwill among neighbors by helping parties understand relevant facts, predict case outcomes, and reconcile underlying interests. Justice Smiles also provides consultation and expert witness services, aiming to avoid prolonged litigation and foster amicable agreements. The practice is informed by extensive experience and case analysis in Washington State, with a philosophy centered on justice, truth, and peace in neighbor law.

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What is the difference between a pound of muscle and a pound of fat? A lot. Take a look above.

The muscle is ordered and dense, the fat is sprawling and disorganized.

Both have their purposes, but the former is…

Tonight is book club night! I love it!

The wisdom of the ages are locked up in books. And what’s so cool is that we have the key to unlock them.

We just have to be willing to take some…

Don Shula – arguably the greatest coach in NFL history – is known for the wise words: “It’s the start which stops most people.”

Well yesterday, a young operations manager for our LA FITNESS in Seattle’s Ballard location stopped –…

At the beginning of the week I wrote down a list of blog posts for this week and with respect to today’s category – Self Image & Self Love – I had written: “Man in the Mirror.”

I think there…

Yes, I’m sure you know George Thorogood’s classic “One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer.”

I remember first hearing this song sometime when I was in middle school. It was playing on the ice rink’s overhead as classmate John Ursu performed…

Good Wednesday Morning! This was supposed to be my Tuesday post, but we got knocked off track on Monday with a bit of a Valentines surprise with one of the kids.

As a parent, the welfare of the kids comes…