Do I have a prescriptive easement?

I would suggest that you take a bunch of pictures and make an appointment to meet with a real estate lawyer. It is hard to sort these issues out...

How do we prevent the excessive overgrowth of neighbor's trees/shrubs from causing significant nuisance on our property?

If the trees/shrubs are entirely on your neighbor's property, there is likely little you can do about this - absent some other compelling...

Here are your short answers: (1) probably not, but you can likely require your neighbor to take some action; (2) you may cut branches at the...

Can i do anything about a old debt that now turned into wage garnishments

I would echo what the other lawyers have said but add a few things. The garnishment must be based on a judgment. From the sounds of it, it...

Who has the legal responsibility of trimming a tree branch that hangs over a neighbor's property?

The law allows homeowners to cut tree branches that are on their side of the property line. If it is a major limb and cutting it might threaten...

What legally can we do to keep possession of this piece of land legally? Also what washington state constitutes as improvements?

From you basic description, there is a substantial likelihood that you may have acquired title to that portion of property by adverse possession. ...

Use the King County Parcel Viewer website to search via address. Then pull up property information. If it sold very recently, you may need to...

Can the 3 year statute of limitations be extended because of the nearly 2 years of investigation by the state?

No that will not extend the 3-year statute of limitations. I would suggest you consult with an experienced medical negligence attorney. There is...

Should I seek legal representation for my MVA case

WA law does not provide for punitive damages under your fact pattern. But, if you were injured you are entitled to compensation for your medical...

Who can I hold responsible for my tree loss? I would like to sue for damages.

Your neighbor is responsible for the loss of the tree. Washington has a special statute for "timber trespass" which likely applies. This would...