It appears that this question is being asked from an individual located in Seattle. As such, I will assume that the real property that is the...

The Multiple Listing Service ("MLS") forms that are commonly used in Washington for transactions for improved residential property do not define...

In Washington, a property owner may claim title to disputed real property via the doctrine of “adverse possession” by demonstrating use of the...

In Washington, the removal of survey stakes may be pursued criminally and/or civilly. From a criminal standpoint, RCW 58.04.015 states that...

At the risk of breaking ranks with my fellow professionals, I must note that the analysis provided thus far may oversimplify this matter. ...

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Do I need a Warranty Deed motorized? And will I need additional witness(s)?

Yes, you will need your deed notarized. In Washington, all conveyances of real property, or any interest in real property, must be by “deed.” RCW...

As a general matter, property owners may use their property for any reasonable and lawful use, so long as the use does not (1) deprive adjoining...

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In Washington, the amount that a local jurisdiction can charge for a building permit is expressly limited by statute. Specifically, under RCW...

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First, ownership of the trees must be determined. A survey would reveal if the trunks of the trees are wholly located on either of your...

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I started building a house, neighbor is claiming we're building on their property, claiming adverse possession.

In Washington, a property owner may obtain title to adjoining property via "adverse possession." In general, to prove adverse possession, a...