Hi Facebook Friends,
My law firm is searching for a paralegal with experience, 2 years or more. Ideally, in areas of law of estate planning, real estate transactions and bankruptcy. This would be for a part time job, about 15 to 25 hours a week. Salary would be $19 an hour, but negotiable based upon experience. Please feel free to contact me via Facebook or office, at 360 734-0338.
NATHAN L. MCALLISTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW PS
Paralegal
A question/ confusion that comes up a lot with my office: If I have a business license, I have an LLC or a corporation right? Or, if I have a business license I have an LLC or a corporation true? The two are distinct and different things. You don't automatically have a business license because you formed an LLC or corporation with the Secretary of State. Separately, if you applied for a business license, you don't automatically form an LLC or corporation. An LLC or corporation must be formed through application with the Secretary of State.
I learned: In Washington State, if you buy real estate at a tax foreclosure auction and the prior owner doesn't leave, you cannot file a standard unlawful detainer (eviction) action. You have to file a general civil case for quiet title/ejectment. The more you know
Busily researching how to vacate a road in Washington! A first for me.
I would like to announce that the firm will be practicing and accepting clients in the area of divorce and family law. Through my experience with negotiating estate and property settlement matters for nearly 13 years, I have acquired a good sense of community property and separate property and the issues surrounding divorces in Washington State, the idea being with the least amount of conflict possible. It has always been my goal to assist my clients through difficult and emotional times, whether through a divorce, or death of a family member or estate conflicts.
Please know I am always available to answer potential legal questions you may have regarding divorce proceedings in Washington State. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Nathan L. McAllister
Great article on the importance of being prepared
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Wow!
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Well shocking, the Governor extended the moratorium on evictions. I wouldn't hold your breath about it expiring on April 1, 2021. Might just get another phew, extended until August 1, 2021 on or about March 31st at 500PM.
The mildly good news for landlords is that exceptions exist. You can still evict for: 1. Intent to sell, 60 days, 2. Intent to occupy as a primary residence, 60 days, 3. Intentional destruction of property or safety hazard, or 4. Failure to respond to an offer to make a reasonable payment plan for past due rent.
There are a lot of different evidentiary standards at play now, and stringent notice requirements for these options. Tread lightly and cautiously and call an attorney well-versed in evictions, particularly in these times.
Nathan