A mechanic’s lien is a type of lien used by contractors, subcontractors, or material suppliers to place an encumbrance on a piece of property until a debt is paid. For example, an individual who installs a new deck in someone else’s backyard could place a lien on the property that was improved (the entire parcel […]
Helping You Resolve Various Property Law-Related Matters in and Around Tacoma Property is often the most valuable asset that an individual owns. Because of the high stakes, property disputes can be among the most contentious and hard-fought in the legal system. So, whether you’re an experienced developer trying to plat a 300-site project, or a
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Helping You Resolve Various Property Law-Related Matters in and Around Tacoma Property is often the most valuable asset that an individual owns. Because of the high stakes, property disputes can be among the most contentious and hard-fought in the legal system. So, whether you’re an experienced developer trying to plat a 300-site project, or a
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The following article is meant to be read in conjunction with our comprehensive guide to evicting a tenant in Washington State. If you have not read it, we highly recommend you read the relevant sections of that guide first so that you can see where the following information fits in. How do Seattle’s eviction laws
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The following article is meant to be read in conjunction with our comprehensive guide to evicting a tenant in Washington State. If you have not read it, we highly recommend you read the sections of that guide that are relevant to your question first so that you can see where the following information fits in.
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What is Adverse Possession? You may know adverse possession by the colloquial term, “squatter’s rights.” Basically, if someone has had possession of a piece of real property for a long time without the permission of the legal owner, then he or she may be entitled to ownership of the property under adverse possession. Adverse possession
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An easement is a non-possessory interest in real property that allows one or more person to use a piece of property for a specific purpose, even though he or she does not own the property. If this seems confusing, you are not alone. In this article, we will walk you through the most common types
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