Most deeds in WA are in fact designed to be TIC. The complication in WA is that we're a community property state so the surviving spouse inherits...

As Mr. Alexander stated - it depends on who actually owns the property. Assuming that the property is yours, since the neighbor claims to have the...

The answer likely depends on the actual language of the easement, but you could also chat with your neighbor and have them approve the plantings to...

The answer depends on what your father wants handled. If he wants you to handle his affairs while he is living, then he needs to sign a power of...

The other heir is wrong - unless the car is worth $20k.

The executor typically gets final say in distributing assets, so long as they do so in accordance with the terms of the will or the laws of...

You sell it just like any other sale. We don't have all the details here, but it sounds like the neighbor has an issue with you, not with your...

These disputes usually depend on the actual language of the easement, but it is also generally against the rules to block an ingress/egress...

I don't think it's likely they'll have a claim against you - more likely against the alleged forger. But don't be surprised if you are looped into...

Yes - but pay attention to the end of the statute quoted above where it says to the extent of his beneficial interest in the asset. For instance,...