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Forgery: a crime in which a person copies or changes the writing/document with intent to defraud.

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Forgery: a crime in which a person copies or changes the writing/document with intent to defraud.

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Example: Faking a signature on a check that doesn't belong to you.

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Macabre as it sounds, it is never too early to discuss post-mortem plans with your loved ones. Considering the rising costs of expenditures associated with funerals, not preparing early on could leave your family dealing with financial burdens. This is not the kind of legacy you would want to leave behind for your loved ones.

Remember that funeral costs can increase tenfold, even with the most basic cremation services considering that there are other unforeseen costs that may come up during or after the funeral.

So how do you spare your family from dealing with the rising funeral costs? One way to do this is to sign up for a memorial insurance policy.

Also called an end-of-life insurance plan, this type of life insurance help cover all of the cremation costs, provided that the policy you have purchased is adequate for the arrangements you have made. This can help your loved one or family deal with the financial burdens your family may encounter when you pass away.

But before you go ahead and sign up for one, it is important to do a little research.

First and foremost, you must have an estimated cost for how much you may likely spend on a funeral. To mention a few, the costs must include service fees, transfer of remains to the funeral home, the casket, burial plot and the wake.

Once you have an estimated ballpark figure on how much your funeral may cost, it is now time to shop for insurance policies. Do some research and get an insurance quote from various providers. Some may offer a comprehensive life insurance (at a much higher premium) while others will only offer to pay for the funeral costs alone. Take in consideration your budget as well as the benefits they may offer to you and your family, especially if you have young kids.

Sure, discussing funeral plans with your family can be upsetting and uncomfortable as it reminds you of your mortality. But by doing so, you can help your family deal with the financial blow rising funeral costs may give them.

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Macabre as it sounds, it is never too early to discuss post-mortem plans with your loved ones. Considering the rising costs of expenditures associated with funerals, not preparing early on could leave your family dealing with financial burdens. This is not the kind of legacy you would want to leave behind for your loved ones.

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Burglary: breaking and entering into a building illegally with the intent to commit a crime.

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Burglary: breaking and entering into a building illegally with the intent to commit a crime.

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Example: Suspect enters in someone's house and steals their laptop.

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Extortion: threatening someone to obtain the property of another. 

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Extortion: threatening someone to obtain the property of another. 

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Example: Blackmailing someone and threatening to ruin their reputation or damage their property if they don't do what they're asked to do.

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Robbery: unlawful taking of property from a person's immediate possession by force or intimidation.

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Robbery: unlawful taking of property from a person's immediate possession by force or intimidation.

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Example: Mugger that knocks you down and takes someones bag by force of guilt.

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Embezzlement: unlawful taking of property by someone who is assigned the responsibility for doing something.

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Embezzlement: unlawful taking of property by someone who is assigned the responsibility for doing something.

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Example: The bank teller takes money from the cash drawer who takes money that should have been invested.

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Larceny: unlawful taking someone's property by intentionally stealing it.

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Larceny: unlawful taking someone's property by intentionally stealing it.

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Example: Finding a wallet that doesn't belong to you, but you decide keep it .

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Vandalism: malicious mischief, is deliberate destruction of, or damaging someone's property.

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Vandalism: malicious mischief, is deliberate destruction of, or damaging someone's property.

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Examples: Breaking windows, ripping down fences and flooding basements.

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The British Embassy has been stormed in Tehran, Iran.

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Arson: willful and malicious burning of someone else's property

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Arson: willful and malicious burning of someone else's property

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Example: Burning down the school.

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Arson in the First Degree RCW 9A.48.020

First Degree Arson occurs when one knowingly and with malicious intent causes a fire or explosion which is dangerous to another, causes a fire or explosion to a residence, to a building where there is a person inside, or causes a fire to property valued over ten $10,000.00 dollars or more for the purpose of collecting insurance money.

This crime is a Class A felony with a high seriousness level. Consequently, if you are convicted of this offense and have no prior convictions on your record you will face a potential sentence of 123-164 months in prison. Prior felony convictions on one's record will only increase the potential sentence.

Arson in the Second Degree RCW 9A.48.030

Second Degree Arson happens when a person knowingly and maliciously causes a fire or explosion which results in damage to a building or any other structure or property. It is a Class B felony and a seriousness level IV offense punishable by 3-12 months in prison for someone with no prior criminal record. Additional convictions on one's record increases this sentence could be elevated to as much as 70 months in prison.

If you or someone you care about faces Arson charges in Skagit County or Whatcom County, call attorney Alexander Ransom today for a free, no-pressure case evaluation. Alexander has a reputation in the legal community as an aggressive, effective and experienced criminal defense attorney. He is here to assist you through these difficult times.

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Arson in the First Degree RCW 9A.48.020 First Degree Arson occurs when one knowingly and with malicious intent causes a fire or explosion which is dangerous to another, causes a fire or explosion to a residence, to a building where there is a person inside, or causes a fire to property valued over ten $10,000.00 dollars or more for the purpose of collecting insurance money.