Whether you are currently involved in a boundary dispute with your neighbor or in that period of despondency following the conclusion of your matter, you almost certainly feel had.
Why didn’t your legal counsel tell you at the beginning that you would feel like a spent cartridge laying around at a crime scene after all
This year I concluded my real property boundary dispute law practice. The misery of neighbors engaging attorneys as mercenaries to fight at “Try-All” has been an absurdity throughout that full run. But for many people, land issues can trigger ‘animal spirits.’ And just as the case with big cats on the savannah, neither the victor
Seeking to define the survey terms of Gap and Overlap reminds me of what a colleague once said: “You know how on the East Coast people are up in your face and gruff, sometimes mean even? Well, they don’t mean it. Similarly, you know how people on the West Coast are pleasant and kind to
Crites v. Koch, 49 Wn.App 171, 741 P.2d 1005 (Div. III, 1987.08.06) – [Cause No. 7898-1-III] upholds the Whitman County Trial Court’s decision to quiet title by adverse possession to plaintiff Crites to land south of an access road, but reversed the trial court’s decision to also award a Crites a prescriptive easement to
This morning I followed to precise degree a recipe – i.e. a recipe for disaster!
At the gym, anticipating tomorrow’s festivities I hopefully not too smugly exclaimed to one of the Latina workers:
“Feliz Cinco de Mayo.”
I quickly came to learn – fortunately in friendly fashion – that my friend was from El Salvador.
Or, could the
After yesterday’s blog post in which the featured image had David Bowie as Hamlet turning the skull to his audience, I determined to commit myself to referencing his artistry with respect to boundary disputes this month. To this end my initial thought was to conduct analysis of the Super Tuesday results and what it all
One of the funniest SNL skits of all time has Mick Jagger revisiting the show where he seeks to figure out what to do in front of Jimmy Fallon who acts as his “mirror.” In the beginning of the skit he does a ‘start me up’ in which he asks himself what he should do
