Why is the deceased’s debt listed on the “Master Commitment” form in a real estate transaction?

Your question does not have enough details for a reliable evaluation, but it appears that you are taking title subject to an unpaid lien. That...

Can I file an action for declaratory relief in small claims court in Seattle?

No. Small claims courts in this state can consider only claims for money damages. A judge discussing a money damages claim may state an informal...

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Here is the web location of the Seattle Municipal Code section which your question pertains to: ...

In Washington state, why does the phrase "name change by usage" imply entirety when actually it means partially?

The context of your question is a bit unclear as to how name change by usage implies entirety. Your reference to "entirety" sounds like a type of...

I have never met nor seen this female and she filed a restraining order against me with a court hearing. Advice?

You say that you began to question if she was who she truly claimed to be. I think more details about that are needed for a reliable evaluation,...

Your landlord does not have any duty to evict your subtenants. If you default in your own lease, even if your subtenants' conduct contributes to...

What happens if a motion for summary judgement is filed on credit card debt in 2014, and they didn't act, but now the sol expire

If their refiling under the same case number was proper, they likely have saved the claim from expiring under the statute of limitations, but your...

Treble damages for destruction of property?

Some consumer protection claims can invoke double or treble damages, but that does not seem to fit your inquiry. You might be thinking of damage...

Can we move for default judgment after defendants' summary judgment?

If judgment was granted because the court does not have personal jurisdiction over the defendant, the case is over. A defendant does not have to...

Can I be charged with uttering threats?

I agree with Mr. Earl; it might come to nothing but it is close to the line for a gross misdemeanor. Have a plan with a lawyer about what to do if...