My question involves court procedures for the state of: Washington. During a prior motion complaining of a procedural defect, where the court agreed the probate matter was not final is the other party ethically precluded from claiming the motion was a full and final hearing that created a collateral estoppel situation and does the trial court judge have the ability to refuse to look at or recognize that the preliminary motion is not dispositive saying no trancript was offered?
Motions: Can a Court Decline to Review a Prior Hearing if No Transcript is Provided
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