[WSBARP] Post-Judgment Substitution of Plaintiff to execute writ?

[Danielle Flatt]

Good Afternoon,

Can a purchaser be substituted as Plaintiff under CR25(c)  or other rule,
after the seller has obtained a judgment for possession and obtained a writ
of restitution?

Seller purchased property at foreclosure.  Seller obtained judgment for
possession and writ of restitution.  Before writ could be executed, Seller
sold to Client.  Occupants filed bankruptcy day before sale.  Client now
needs to remove occupant.

My research suggests that Seller transferred its interest to Client, so
Client can now step into the litigation and enforce the judgment, but I
wanted to double-check.

Also, does a motion for substitution on its own violate the Automatic Stay,
even if Client takes no further action until stay is lifted?



Best Regards,

DANIELLE FLATT | ATTORNEY | DIMENSION LAW GROUP PLLC
234 SW 43rd St, Suite MA | Renton, WA 98057
t: *206.973.3500 *| f: *206.577.5090*| e: *danielle at dimensionlaw.com
<danielle at dimensionlaw.com>*| www.dimensionlaw.com

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