When Linda purchased her dream home in Washington, everything appeared in order—until her new neighbor asserted that they had the right to drive over the corner of her property. The neighbor claimed their family had used that portion of the driveway for more than 20 years and therefore had a permanent right to continue doing so.
Uncertain about her legal position and concerned about a potential easement dispute, Linda contacted the Law Office of Theresa Nguyen, PLLC for help.
Property boundary and easement disputes can quickly escalate into stressful and expensive litigation. In this case, Linda’s neighbor claimed a prescriptive easement, arguing that their long-term use of the driveway gave them permanent access rights.
Such claims can reduce property value, complicate future sales, and create ongoing tension between neighbors. With her title ownership now questioned and the clock ticking toward a potential lawsuit, Linda turned to our firm to find a fast, effective solution.
After reviewing the title report, deed, and survey, our attorneys determined that the issue qualified for coverage under Linda’s title insurance policy. Rather than engaging in an extended property boundary battle, we took immediate action to protect our client’s interests.
Our team:
Prepared and submitted a detailed claim to the title insurance company
Coordinated directly with the insurer’s legal representatives and claims department
Presented supporting documentation proving our client’s exclusive ownership and absence of any recorded easement
Negotiated a favorable payout and settlement, ensuring Linda was compensated and protected from further legal exposure
Avoided a lengthy and costly litigation process that could have dragged on for months
By focusing on strategic negotiation and leveraging the protections available under the title policy, we resolved the dispute efficiently — sparing our client unnecessary expense and stress.
Within weeks, the issue was fully resolved. Linda received a monetary settlement from her title insurance company that covered her potential loss in property value and any costs associated with the dispute.
She retained full ownership of her property, avoided litigation, and could move forward knowing that her title was clear and secure.
“I was panicked when my neighbor started claiming part of my property. Theresa’s team handled everything with such professionalism — they filed the claim, dealt with the insurance company, and took care of it faster than I expected. I didn’t have to go to court or spend months fighting.”
— Linda, Homeowner & Satisfied Client
Disputes involving driveways, easements, and property boundaries are more common than many homeowners realize. These situations can be legally complex and emotionally draining — but with the right legal team, they can often be resolved without litigation.
Our firm helps clients with:
Title insurance claims and negotiations
Easement and boundary disputes
Quiet title actions and ownership corrections
Property transfers and title recording
With over 10 years of experience dealing with county offices, title companies, and real estate laws in Washington and Arizona, we deliver fast, practical solutions that protect your home and peace of mind.
If you’ve discovered a title issue or are facing a neighbor property dispute, don’t wait until it escalates. We can help you protect your ownership rights and resolve the issue efficiently—often without stepping foot in court.
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