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Paul,</div>
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My understanding is the “execution” is the lock-out. </div>
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To your second question, I’ve never dealt with this, but I think a trustee/settlor would have a safer argument than a member of an LLC. Give it a whirl and let us know how it goes. </div>
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<p class="x_MsoPlainText">Two Items have just come up that I need to argue in less than two hours. First, several sections of RCW 59.18 speak of actions that must be done "before execution of the writ of restitution." So what does this mean? Is the writ
executed when the sheriff posts the door with the writ or is the writ executed when the sheriff shows up for the lock-out? Second, my LL Client owns the residence using a family trust. The LL gave a 90 day notice that "Joe Blow, as trustee of the Joe Blow
Trust" intends to occupy the residence as his primary residence. Opposing council argues that a trust can't physically occupy the house so the notice is void. Any experience out there on this argument? Sorry for the rush.</p>
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