Real estate contract law, in Washington state when do you have to withdraw a counter offer in writing?
If the seller's counteroffer was never delivered to Buyer A's agent, the counteroffer has not been made and cannot be accepted by Buyer A, and...
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If the seller's counteroffer was never delivered to Buyer A's agent, the counteroffer has not been made and cannot be accepted by Buyer A, and...
Your neighbor can file a lawsuit against you, and I do not think that most judges would deem it a "frivlous" lawsuit, even if they dismissed it on...
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Under the circumstances as you describe them, it sounds like you should be able to refile.
Yes.
There is a valid claim for fraud in under Washington law when a seller of real estate conceals a known material defect in the property. However,...
I'm not sure what your question is. Your ex-partner would have to sue you for a partition to force you to buy her out. That process would typically...
if the easement has not been "abandoned" by your neighbor, and if it is binding (either through a properly drafted written easement or a...
If you are buying property that is accessed by an easement over private property, you should consider buying an "extended" policy of title...
Yes, you can sue in small claims court in Washington. See RCW 3.66.040(6), which refers to venue in district courts, and RCW ch. 12.40, which...
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It depends on exactly what you need to do, but I would typically charge $500 for the most basic set up, plus the state filing fees.