I have been given a motion and a citation to dismiss a probate case in wash st. how can i stop the court from dismissing case

It sounds like you received a clerk's motion to dismiss for want of prosecution. That motion requires that something be filed within thirty days. ...

I own rental properties in my name. How do I put them in an LLC without having the loans "called in" by the bank?

You are referring to the "due on sale" clause in deeds of trust. Take a look at your deeds of trust. It provision in question is a prohibition...

Can a mechanic lien be imposed on a homeowner before the project has started

The claim of lien will expire in nine months unless he sues so there is nothing you need to do that won't be taken care of in time. Your contract...

Do I need an attorney to advise on equity negotiation with a tech startup?

At this stage it is important to keep in mind that representing you and representing your startup creates a conflict of interest that needs to be...

I know of somebody who purchased a home in 2011. She recently received a stop work order on the property dated 2009.

She should certainly have concerns about her local government as a tax payer. She might verify that her house was given a certificate of...

Seller-financed property, might proceed with Judicial Foreclosure. What else can she sue for beyond payment of note in full?

That's a well organized question. To a great extent the answer to the first question lies in the note and deed of trust. Ordinarily the deed of...

How many days notice must I give a commercial landlord that he has violated common law "quiet enjoyment" before vacating?

Your answers can probably be found in your lease. Check for a landlord default provision and check the remedy sections. Washington, like other...

I guaranteed a commercial loan, am no longer associated with company, and bank ignores my request for information - what now?

You are entitled to the information you requested and you may very well have a number of suretyship defenses. These rights however may have been...

Look at the excise tax exemptions in the Washington Administrative Code. You might be able to characterize this as a partnership dissolution.

WHAT TO DO.

You do not provide enough information to give any kind of helpful answer. It sounds like you need someone to look at the situation in some detail...