[WSBAPT] Estate ejectment

[Shannon Jones]

Listmates, During the governor's eviction moratorium when I had family members occupying a decedent's home after death (no rental agreement, just a tenancy at will), I erred on the side of caution and served a 60-day sworn notice of "intent to sell" together with a notice to end their occupancy. Now that the moratorium is over and we have only the bridge with the new enactments of ESHB 1236, I do not see that the "notice of intent" to sell applies to tenancies at will or actions in ejectment. Is this the correct interpretation?  I do not want to give less notice and end up with the family members staying even longer - Shannon

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Shannon R. Jones | Attorney
Campbell Barnett PLLC
P: 253.848.3513| F: 253.845.4941
317 South Meridian
Puyallup, WA 98371
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