Travis Scott Eller Presents at Rental Housing Association Seminar
Attorney Travis Scott Eller frequently presents at continuing legal education and industry group seminars. He presented at the Rental Housing […]
Washington Eviction Process
Recent Changes in Landlord-Tenant Law
Landlord-tenant law of only a few years ago is almost unrecognizable today. Below is a bullet-point list of some of
Washington Landlord Tenant Law
When the Tenant Avoids Service
The summons and complaint must be served by a non-party (someone other than the landlord) and served into the hands
Washington Eviction Process
Courts Clarify Service of Eviction Pleadings
Some tenants avoid service of the initial eviction lawsuit pleadings. The initial pleadings are a summons and a complaint. The
Seattle Landlord Tenant Law
Eviction Upheld on Appeal
A Seattle residential eviction with a complicated procedural history was recently upheld on appeal.[1] The lease expired and the tenancy
Washington Landlord Tenant Law
Tenant Current on Rent Evicted
A landlord believed the lease required the tenant to pay $2,000 per month in rent. The tenant believed the lease
Washington Eviction Process
An Attorney is Required in Court for LLCs and Corporations
Any LLC or corporation appearing as a party in a lawsuit must be represented by an attorney. A non-lawyer cannot
Washington Eviction Process
Landlord-Tenant Disputes Subject to Mandatory Arbitration
A tenant and her landlords disputed certain conditions in the property. The landlords believed the tenant was allowing damage to
Foreclosure and Eviction
No Attorney Fees for Eviction after Foreclosure
The buyer of a house at a foreclosure auction is generally entitled to possession twenty days after the foreclosure sale,