I'm not sure there is a question in there but the implied question seems to be whether you can charge your neighbors for your time and out of...

Sure, you can file a police report. It's not likely to go anywhere. It is not mail theft to refuse to deliver mail to an address where a person...

It's likely worth your time to provide the contract and communications (if any) to an attorney to review and offer their opinion having read them. ...

You should have a conversation with the seller. Even though it is on your property, it's possible that they have easement rights that could be...

Use the find a lawyer tab and search for a litigation attorney in the real estate practice area. An attorney will be able to review the contract...

It depends - but she might. It will depend more on the deed than on the note/DOT. You should call and have a real-time consultation with an...

Your grandmother's will will dictate what happens to your mother's share. There should be a provision there for what happens when a beneficiary...

In a case like this, it is likely that all of his assets became the assets of your stepmom at his death. In that case, you're not entitled to...

A "TOD" deed - assuming you are referring to a Transfer on Death deed - needs to be signed by the title owner and recorded in the county where the...

It is likely that you are the sole heir at law under the laws of intestacy in Washington State. As Mr. Alexander mentioned above however, there...