All US business owners should be aware of the new filing requirements for 2024 On January 1, 2024, the new Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) went into effect as part of an ongoing effort to combat money laundering and other illegal activities. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is the Department of Treasury bureau that will enforce the CTA. The CTA requires businesses to report beneficial ownership (an individual who owns 25% or more of the business) information to FinCEN. The CTA requires all business entities in the United States (unless they qualify for an exemption) to file ..read more

Limitless Law is honored to assist with adoptions, including adult adoptions for queer and ethically non-monogomous families in Washington State Limitless Law Attorney Emily Rose Mowrey is pictured above with happy clients following successful completion of an adoption hearing in Whatcom County Superior Court with Judge Freeman. Limitless Law is honored to be able to assist families, including LGBT and polyamorous families, with adoptions, including adult adoptions.  You are very welcome to call our office at 360-685-0145 to schedule a strategy session with our attorney. We would lov ..read more

We won Silver in the Best Attorney category Thank you to all of our amazing clients and friends for nominating us for Best of the Northwest! We are proud to have been honored each year that a Best Attorney category has existed for these awards. We appreciate your support! https://bellinghamalive.com ..read more

The Supreme Court struck down student loan forgiveness - now what? In the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to deny the proposed blanket forgiveness of outstanding student loans, things are about to change for millions of student loan borrowers throughout the US.  Pandemic-era special provisions have meant that payments have not been required on federal student loans for almost three years.  Student loan payments for federal loans will be due starting in October 2023. There is some good news for those with student loan debt!  The Department of Education has recently approv ..read more

Your Personal Representative, also known as the Executor of your estate, is the individual who is responsible for your estate after you pass away. Executor responsibilities usually include closing the deceased person’s bank accounts, paying any final bills, and distributing the assets of estate to next of kin or the beneficiaries named in the will. Being an executor is a job that the individual you name will need to do – a job that can sometimes take a long time and possibly involve disputes between family members. It’s not always easy taking care of people’s debts and assets, especially whe ..read more

 As a midsized border town, Bellingham Washington (where Limitless Law PLLC is headquartered) has been both tourist attraction and residence for many Canadian citizens. Our beautiful town offers sights, events, food and culture that draw people to stay an hour or years. However as lovely as being in Bellingham is, if you are a Canadian citizen, there are some legal issues you may consider addressing if you are spending time in Whatcom County (or anywhere in the U.S., for that matter).  If you own property in the United States, your property will be inherited by your heirs through t ..read more

With approximately 3000 households behind on rent in Whatcom County, the County has opted in to take part in the Washington State program meant to assist in resolving eviction issues resulting from unpaid rent and the Covid-19 pandemic outside of court.  The Eviction Resolution Pilot Program in Whatcom County aims to provide better access to resources for landlords and tenants and assist in communicating between the parties to hopefully reduce the number of evictions that are ultimately taken to court. Whatcom Dispute Resolution Center expects this program to go into effect within the n ..read more

Washingtonians will soon be able to execute electronic wills, following a special new procedure recently authorized by the State Legislature. That’s right, starting in 2022, Washington State will be one of a few states that will allow its citizens to have Electronic Wills. Under the current Washington state law, a valid Will has to be a physical document, signed by the person making the will and witnessed by two competent individuals, in the presence of a Notary Public.  All of the individuals involved in the signing must be physically present in the same location, at the same time ..read more

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THANK YOU to our clients and friends for voting Limitless Law PLLC as one of the best law firms in the northwest for 2022!  We have been honored to be selected as one of the voters' choices for Best Law Firm almost ever year that there has been a "Best Attorney" category.  We appreciate your wonderful clients, thank you for your support ..read more