The best way to deal with property disputes is often to try to keep them from happening in the first place. Below, we will discuss common types of property disputes, how you can avoid them, and what to do if you are already in a property dispute.
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Buying a home can be overwhelming. It may be the biggest financial purchase you’ve ever made, and to complicate matters, there are a large number of people involved. With all the real estate agents, inspectors, mortgage brokers, and appraisers taking part in the process, you may feel reluctant to take on the additional expense of working with a real estate attorney if it isn’t required in your state.
However, working with a lawyer for your house purchase could prevent serious problems down the road. Keep reading to find out when it makes sense to hire a real estate attorney.
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A real estate attorney can smooth the process of buying or selling a home in Washington State. While you are not required to have one by law, many people choose to hire someone to ensure that paperwork mistakes and uncooperative sellers don’t cause problems. After all, your home is likely the biggest purchase or sale of your life.
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When you’re mourning a loved one, the last thing you want to think about is estate litigation. But all too often, due to unclear wording, fraud, or manipulation, it can be a necessity. Here’s what you should expect before estate litigation.
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Are you in a property dispute with your neighbor? You’re not the only one. It’s not unusual for landowners to get into disputes with adjacent neighbors, even if they have a friendly relationship. Regardless of the exact issue, you’re going to need to take action to resolve most serious property disputes.
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