Under WA state real estate law, can son force sale if he is on the deed
If your son is "on the deed" you are tenants in common, which means you each own undivided interests in the property. If the co-owners cannot...
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If your son is "on the deed" you are tenants in common, which means you each own undivided interests in the property. If the co-owners cannot...
The statute of limitations for bringing an action in ejectment is 7 years if the encroaching is party is doing so "under color of title"; e.g., is...
I agree with the previous answer. The flip side is that if they conducted a nonjudicial foreclosure (which is more common), then they cannot...
I generally agree with Perry's answer. The terms of the lease will control and, as he says, the provision needs to be read in the context of the...
Your question cannot be answered without a close review of the plat and any subsequent deeds or other documents of record that could affect the...
I don't see a question here. Washington does not have a commercial landlord tenant act. Landlord and tenant rights and responsibilities are...
The first place to look for the answer is in the easement deed itself. If it is silent, then you need to look to common law. In Washington,...
I agree with the prior answer. As between you and your mother, the deed would be valid if she delivered it to you with the intent to convey the...
The answer largely depends upon what your lease says. There is no commercial landlord-tenant act in Washington. Commercial leases in which the...
The answer depends upon what the easement document says. Generally, however, the holder of the easement cannot alter any part of the property...