You may have claims against your contractor for breach of contract, violation of the Consumer Protection Act (RCW Ch. 19.86), and even fraud. You...

The seller may indeed be liable for misrepresenting the conditions at the property prior to sale to you.

Insurance policies typically have a one-year or two-year limitations clause in the policy itself (and that runs from the Date of Loss), so you need...

How do I get a lien removed from my property when it's not in my name?

If the lien is more than 8 months old, then it is probably "dead" and does not need to be removed. But if it was filed more recently, then you...

Do I have a case if I bought a home that was flipped and has major cracks in the foundation that were covered and not disclosed?

You may well have claims against the seller.

My son bought a house in June and it is infested with termites? $30000 worth of damage it appears seller knew. What now?

Your son may have claims against the seller depending on how the seller completed the Form 17 Real Estate Disclosure Statement -- and what his home...

Do I have any legal recourse for negligence with contract work at my home before I purchased?

Yes, you may have claims based on the disclosures made by the owner, who actually performed that work (including plugging the drain), and the...

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You should retain counsel to review your purchase and sale agreement and related documents, including your home warranty and inspection reports.

Am I liable if the people I'm selling my house to may have defrauded their business partners?

You should probably retain counsel immediately to assess your risks. It sounds as if the person who emailed you is trying to put you on notice of...

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How much should we sue for with owed money, breach of contract, and faulty work?

Your damages include the cost of repairing the contractor's defective work plus the cost of completing the project up to the point it should have...