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If you’re having a dispute with a Washington construction contractor, you might have questions about how to proceed. ForConstructionPros suggests discussing the problem one-on-one and looking for a solution before taking any other action. However, there are...
Remodeling your Washington home can be a great way to improve its value and make it more functional for yourself and your family. However, depending on the scope of the project, it may be necessary to have a land survey done. A land survey helps to establish your...
Some Washington residents believe gifting a house to their adult children is an ideal way to avoid probate. While it may be so, putting the deed in their names can lead to other potential problems. More creative and safer ways are available to prevent your home from...
Washington state guardianships aren't just for managing the care and affairs of minor children. They're also a valuable tool to help protect adults incapacitated because of physical or mental disease, such as an adult with a profound disability or an older person with...
You may have found peace of mind in the fact that your loved one prepared a will and attended to other estate planning matters. This knowledge gives you hope that, when the time comes, the estate will pass on with little or no legal controversy. However, the news that...
Unfortunately, estate litigation and family issues are an all-too-common occurrence in Washington state and around the country. When the dispute involves famous individuals, such as the Presley family, there's a great deal of media attention involved. While all the...
When it comes to rural areas, it's not always a simple matter to determine where boundary lines should be drawn. The two distinct types of property line violations that may lead to disputes are trespassing and encroaching. If you are worried about how to protect your...
In Washington, squatter's rights or adverse possession is a legal concept that applies to property. It refers to the method by which a person can become the owner of a property that does not belong to them without consent from the property's rightful owner....
Many Washington residents include irrevocable trusts in their estate plans, and the beneficiaries of these trusts are usually their children or grandchildren. When assets are placed into irrevocable trusts, they are no longer owned by the grantor. This means they are...
Every year, thousands of people suffer traumatic brain injuries in the United States. While many individuals eventually recover most or all of their cognitive and physical abilities, many do not. When such a situation occurs to victims in Washington, a loved one may...
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