My real estate agent advised me to sign an incomplete form 17C. The basement leaks. Is she liable?

I agree with the other commentator. Your agent may very well be legally responsible here.

What steps would a squatter take to get legal ownership of land

Your friend needs to seriously consider the morality of moving into property not hers and then trying to obtain legal ownership. That property is...

The information already provided is sound. I would only add that the period of time for adverse possession in Washington is 10 years, or 7 years...

Is there any recourse against a fraudulent filing of a temporary protection order and notice of hearing (unlawful harassment)

From what I can tell from your explanation above, it does not sounds like this protection order lawsuit affects the ongoing eviction. The hearing...

It is generally not wise to delay recording your deed because you run the risk that another person could purchase the property and record their...

Where do I file my small claims suit?

If the incident occurred here in Kitsap County, you can file your small claims action in Kitsap County District Court.

What rights do I have since finding out that my neighbor's utilities cut across my land and not on the easement?

Mr. Myers is correct. Your neighbors might be able to claim a prescriptive easement allowing them to keep the utilities in their current location....

We hired a supposedly licensed and bonded contractor to paint the exterior of our home. Unlike his now defunct website and flier

I heartily agree with what Mr. Foster says. Your contractor shouldn't have any rights to collect anything from you, and you have a lot of options...

We have an existing easement (road) that our neighbor put a fence partially on, is that legal?

Based on the information you are providing, no, it would not be legal for your neighbor to block your easement. This is true even if the...

Collecting a judgment, judgment creditor attaching judgment to land in WA state

Yes, judgments become an automatic lien on real property owned by the debtor. You don't need to do anything to make this happen, as a title report...