[WSBARP] ejectment or UL detainer
Carl Gay
carl at greenawaylawfirm.com
Thu Aug 23 16:02:27 PDT 2018
The son probably would be considered a licensee under a license from Mom,
revocable now by his sister.
In my experience, unless the son is willing to do the right thing and simply
move out, the legal fees to either evict (and it would likely be
characterized as a tenancy by sufferance and not subject to the traditional
chapter 59.18 RCW unlawful detainer process), eject, or file a declaratory
judgment action to terminate the license (quiet title) will easily exceed
$2,500.
I would offer that amount to the son (to be paid after he has moved out)
upon the condition he is gone in 10 days and signs a quitclaim deed,
otherwise tell him the $2,500 will be used to retain a lawyer to force him
out with him, in all probability, getting nothing other than any inheritance
or intestate share.
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[mailto:wsbarp-bounces at lists.wsbarppt.com] On Behalf Of Bryce Dille
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Subject: [WSBARP] ejectment or UL detainer
In a tenancy situation where occupant lived in property with consent of
mother and then mother dies and property is inherited by sister of occupant
and although he pays no rent or mortgage payment he does pay utilities and
keeps the place up now sister wants him out and notice of termination has
been given in this, case 30 days can the eviction be thru a unlawful
detainer action or must it be action for ejectment. Thank as always for your
input
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