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The document is an application for a judgment on an answer and order to pay related to a writ of garnishment in a court case involving the County of Washington. The plaintiff asserts that the garnishee properly responded to the writ, indicating an outstanding debt owed by the defendant that is not exempt from garnishment, and confirms there are no disputes regarding exemptions.

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What is a motion for summary judgment in Washington state?

Motions for Summary Judgment in Washington are requests that a court rule on a case even if the case hasnt been to trial. The benefit of Summary Judgments is that they save clients a ton of money, especially in civil litigation outside of family law cases.

What happens during summary judgment?

There is a difference between a verdict and a summary judgment. A summary judgment is a decision made based on statements and evidence without going to trial. Its a final decision by a judge designed to resolve a lawsuit before trial.

How do you survive a summary judgment?

The court shall grant summary judgment if the movant shows that there is no genuine dispute as to any material fact and the movant is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. The court should state on the record the reasons for granting or denying the motion.

What to expect at a summary judgment hearing?

If a hearing is held, the Plaintiff and Defendants will argue their case before the judge, highlighting each of their sides and arguing that the Court either should or should not enter summary judgment. In most cases, the judge will take the arguments under advisement, meaning an answer will not be given that same day.

What are the odds of winning a summary Judgement?

It is a fundamental survival skill on summary judgment to make the motion user-friendly for the Court and its staff. This is best accomplished by being absolutely clear in citations to the docket and ensuring that the referenced exhibits and evidence are in the record and readily accessible.

What is a summary Judgement in WA?

What is Summary Judgment? If a party can show that the other party has no reasonable prospect of succeeding, they can apply to the Court to give judgment in their favour without having to go through the formal trial process.

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