Can my neighbor make me take down a fence that's been up for many years?

If you originally built the fence on your property, and the fence line hasn't changed over the years, your neighbor cannot make you move it. If, on...

WHAT ARE THE STEPS TO BE TAKEN FOR OWNERSHIP THROUGH ADVERSE POSSESSION.

Was the original easement in writing? If so, and if it meets certain legal standards, you may still be able to enforce it. If not, you may have a...

In Washington State, how does a person comply with the public records act in terms of the method they request records?

Most state and local government agencies in Washington State have a public records officer, or, at a minimum, a particular address or email where...

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How to understand if bill passed and became a law or not?

The bill never received a vote on the floor of the House or the Senate. To become a law, it needs to be approved by both, and be signed by the...

What is my next step? What agency do I report this to?

The federal Fair Labor Standards Act prohibits an employer from retaliating against an employee for filing a complaint. Generally, this includes...

Who would i call to assess the damage to my property due to a neighbor putting a barrier on my land

Where a property owner uses artificial means (such as barriers and pipes) to divert water flow to a neighbor's property, and the diversion results...

What can we do about our nights tree pushing over our fence?

First things first: DO NOT cut down your neighbors' tree unless you have their express permission, preferably in writing. If you do cut it down,...

Concerning legal access--if a document giving access is drawn and one owner refuses to sign-does that person have lawful access

An easement is a deed of limited rights to the use of another person's land. There are several requirements that must be met for a deed to be...

If the person claiming a prescriptive easement consistently parked on the lot over a period of 10 years, without the permission of the lot's owner,...

Does filing an LLC for a company I plan to start next year while currently employed put me at risk of violating my non-compete?

A definitive answer to your question cannot be given without at least reviewing the actual terms of your non-compete/non-solicitation agreement....