Washington Order to Allow Service by Publication is a legal document issued by the court in the state of Washington that allows a party to a legal action to serve another party by publishing a notice in a newspaper. This document is typically used when the party being served cannot be found. The Washington Order to Allow Service by Publication is also known as a Citation by Publication or Citation to Discover Assets. There are three different types of Washington Order to Allow Service by Publication: 1. Default Judgment — This Order is used when the responding party fails to appear in court or file an answer. 2. Summons — This Order is used when the responding party needs to be served with a summons. 3. Citation to Discover Assets — This Order is used to require a party to appear in court and provide financial information.




