wa-court-docs

Plugin wa-court-docs from marketplace claude-legal in codearranger/claude-legal. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (33)

• wa-cema

  Use this skill for Washington Commercial Electronic Mail Act (CEMA, RCW 19.190) matters — claims or defense over commercial spam e-mail and text messages with false/misleading subject lines or misrepresented transmission paths. Triggers include "CEMA", "Commercial Electronic Mail Act", "RCW 19.190",

• wa-commercial-disputes

  Use when handling a Washington commercial-disputes matter — breach of contract (common law + UCC sales), Washington CPA (RCW 19.86) as the unfair-competition statute with Hangman Ridge 5-element test and treble damages, Business Corporation Act (RCW 23B) covering shareholder/director duties and judi

• wa-consumer-debt

  Use this skill for Washington consumer-debt defense — debt-buyer suits, original-creditor collection, FDCPA claims, or CFPB Regulation F / Washington Collection Agency Act (RCW 19.16) / Washington CPA (RCW 19.86) issues in debt collection. Triggers include "debt buyer", "I was sued on a credit card"

• wa-county-courts

  This skill should be used when drafting or filing civil documents in a Washington county court other than King County District Court — i.e., the district courts (and, secondarily, the superior court clerks) of the state's most populous counties: Pierce (Tacoma), Snohomish (Everett / Lynnwood / Monro

• wa-cpa

  Use this skill for Washington Consumer Protection Act (RCW 19.86) claims and defenses — the general unfair-or-deceptive-acts statute applicable to any consumer or business matter. This is the matter-neutral CPA home that subject-matter bundles compose with. Triggers include "Consumer Protection Act"

• wa-deadlines

  Use this skill whenever the user asks about timing or deadlines in a Washington civil case. Triggers include "when is my answer due", "compute the deadline", "how many court days", "I was served — when do I have to answer", "how long do I have to file a motion to vacate", "statute of limitations". C

• wa-discovery

  This skill should be used when drafting, responding to, or compelling discovery in a Washington civil case across any subject matter. Triggers include "requests for production", "interrogatories", "RFA", "requests for admission", "meet and confer", "CR 26(i) conference", "CRLJ 26(f) conference", "mo

• wa-draft-declaration

  Use this skill when the user asks to draft a declaration for a Washington State court filing. Triggers include "draft a declaration", "declaration in support", "declaration of defendant", "declaration of plaintiff", "witness declaration", "affidavit" (Washington uses declarations under penalty of pe

• wa-draft-motion

  Use this skill when the user asks to draft a motion for a Washington State court — superior court or district court (KCDC). Triggers include "draft a motion", "write a motion to compel", "I need to file a motion to dismiss", "motion for summary judgment", "motion to vacate", "motion for reconsiderat

• wa-draft-note

  Use this skill when the user asks to draft a Note for Motion Docket — the scheduling form that places a Washington motion on the court's calendar. Triggers include "note for motion docket", "note for hearing", "note this motion for hearing", "notice of hearing", "schedule the motion", "note on calen

• wa-draft-order

  Use this skill when the user asks to draft a proposed order for a Washington State court. Triggers include "draft a proposed order", "proposed order granting", "order on motion", "order for the judge to sign", "prepare the order". Scaffolds findings, relief paragraphs, and a signature block ready fo

• wa-employment

  Use when handling a Washington employment matter — wage-and-hour claims, wage payment, WLAD (RCW 49.60) with no damages cap and mandatory attorney's fees, Paid Sick Leave, PFML (RCW 50A), Equal Pay Opportunity Act, non-compete reform (RCW 49.62) invalidating non-competes below COL-adjusted salary th

• wa-fact-check

  Use this skill to fact-check a Washington court filing (or packet of filings) before filing. Triggers include "fact check this", "fact-check", "verify citations", "check my citations", "consistency check", "audit this filing", "cite-check", "shepardize", "verify the law", "double-check the draft", "

• wa-family-court

  Use when handling a Washington family-law matter at the trial-court level — the Superior Court Family Law Department. Washington has no separate Family Court trial court; family matters sit inside the general-jurisdiction Superior Court but are administered by a dedicated Family Law Department in mo

• wa-family-law

  Use when handling a Washington family-law matter — dissolution / legal separation / annulment, child support and modification, parenting plans, allocation of decision-making, spousal maintenance, property distribution (Washington is community-property), parentage, UCCJEA / UIFSA, civil protection or

• wa-file-packet

  Use this skill when the user is ready to assemble and file a complete Washington court motion packet. Triggers include "assemble the packet", "I'm ready to file", "put together the filing", "finalize the motion for filing", "prepare the packet", "what goes in the packet", "organize the filing". Veri

• wa-first-30-days

  Use this skill when a Washington defendant has just been served with a civil summons and complaint in any subject-matter case and the answer window is running. Triggers include "I was just served", "summons and complaint", "what do I do first", "deadline to answer", "answer the complaint", "affirmat

• wa-hearings

  Prepare for and conduct hearings in Washington State superior court and district court. Use when the user asks about oral argument, motion hearings, Zoom or in-person hearings, courtroom etiquette, what to wear to court, how to address the judge, how to present argument, hearing-day checklist, or ho

• wa-kcdc

  This skill should be used when drafting or filing documents in the King County District Court (KCDC), especially the South Division at Burien. Triggers include "KCDC", "King County District Court", "Burien courthouse", "civil motion docket", "note for motion docket in Burien", or any case with numbe

• wa-kcsc

  This skill should be used when drafting or filing documents in the King County Superior Court (KCSC), the general-jurisdiction trial court for King County, sitting in Seattle (King County Courthouse) and Kent (Maleng Regional Justice Center, "MRJC"). Triggers include "KCSC", "King County Superior Co

• wa-landlord-tenant

  Use when handling a Washington landlord-tenant matter — residential evictions, unlawful-detainer summary proceedings, mobile-home L&T, security-deposit recovery, warranty of habitability, retaliation, ERP referrals, and tenant Right to Counsel for eviction defense. Substantive framework: RCW 59.18 (

• wa-law-references

  Use when the user needs to cite, apply, or research Washington civil court practice law across any subject matter. Triggers include "CR 12", "CR 26", "CR 56", "CR 60", "CRLJ", "civil rules", "evidence rules", "hearsay exception", "business records", "authentication", "motion to compel", "summary jud

• wa-personal-injury

  Use when handling a Washington personal-injury matter — negligence (pure comparative fault, no plaintiff-fault bar), wrongful death, product liability (WPLA at RCW 7.72), medical malpractice (RCW 7.70), 1986 Reform Act's several-liability rule (with enumerated joint-liability carve-outs), and Notice

• wa-pierce

  Use when handling a Pierce County, Washington Superior Court case — civil practice at the County-City Building in Tacoma (930 Tacoma Avenue South), second-most-populous county (~922,000 residents). Covers general civil + family + criminal + juvenile + probate with Pierce County Local Rules of Superi

• wa-post-judgment

  Navigate post-judgment procedures in Washington State — motions to vacate under CR 60, garnishment under RCW 6.27, supplemental proceedings, exemption claims, and satisfaction of judgment. Use when the user asks about vacating a default judgment, responding to a wage garnishment or bank levy, exempt

• wa-pro-se

  This skill should be used when drafting Washington court documents for a self-represented (pro se) litigant. Triggers include "pro se", "self-represented", "I'm representing myself", "pro-se drafting framework", "draft without an attorney", or when the user describes themselves as the defendant or p

• wa-quality-check

  Use this skill when the user asks to QC, review, format-check, or otherwise validate a Washington court document before filing. Triggers include "check this document", "QC this", "is this GR 14 compliant", "format check", "review my motion before I file", "run a compliance check", "check my declarat

• wa-schedule-hearing

  Use this skill when the user needs to reserve a motion hearing date in King County District Court. Triggers include "reserve a hearing date", "schedule a hearing in KCDC", "email CivilMGT", "request a motion docket date", "how do I set a hearing in Burien", "what do I send to KCDC.CivilMGT", "I need

• wa-snohomish

  Use when handling a Snohomish County, Washington Superior Court case — civil practice at the Mission Building courthouse in Everett (3000 Rockefeller Avenue), third-most-populous county (~830,000 residents). Covers general civil + family + criminal + juvenile with Snohomish County Local Rules of Sup

• wa-spokane

  Use when handling a Spokane County, Washington Superior Court case — civil practice at the Spokane County Courthouse (1116 West Broadway), largest Eastern Washington county (~547,000 residents), regional civil/family hub. Covers general civil + family + criminal + juvenile with Spokane County Local

• wa-statewide-format

  This skill should be used when the user asks to "draft a pleading", "format a Washington court document", "apply GR 14", "build a caption", "create a declaration", "format a motion", "note for motion docket", or "proposed order" for any Washington State court (superior, district, or municipal). Cove

• wa-submit-order

  Use this skill after a hearing, when the judge has ruled and the prevailing party needs to submit the proposed order for signature. Triggers include "the judge granted the motion — let's submit the order", "prepare the signed order", "post-hearing order", "apply bench modifications", "order for sign

• wa-wawd-pro-se

  Use this skill when a self-represented litigant is filing or litigating a civil case in FEDERAL court in western Washington — the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington (W.D. Wash. / WAWD). Triggers include "file in federal court", "WAWD", "U.S. District Court Seattle/Tacoma", "s

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