Boundary Issue in Everett WA

We have a neighbor who put up a fence along the north border of our lot before we bought our home (6+ years ago.) The prior owner of our home told us the fence really wasn't in the right place and was placed some 2-3 feet inside the true property line on our side. He had told the neighbors this, but they proceeded anyway. He did not take any further action. We would like to reclaim this land...how do we go about doing it? Do we simply get the land surveyed, explain to the neighbor, and do as we like? Who handles the expense of removing the existing fence? Is there any reason they would have a case for the land--like since we haven't disputed it for many years? Also, what is the general rule for shared fences, as our next thought would be to install a new fence along the correct line.

Thanks.

Caregiver of my Aunt but not Power of Attorney

My brother and I (nephew and niece) are the caregivers and only living relatives of my 83 year old Aunt and are being paid from my Aunt's bank account, thru her friend who is also my Aunt's Power of Attorney. Prior to my brother and I being her caregivers, my aunt was in a nursing home and paid the nursing home over $40,000 from Aunt's bank account, without my Aunt's knowlege. There is alot of things this POA is doing without consulting with my Aunt or us. Her Power of attorney will not tell us how much money my Aunt has in the bank. Her POA sold her condo without our consent or my Aunts and we do not trust her now. My Aunt told POA to distribute the money from the sale of the condo to us but she did not do it. We have asked POA how much cash she has in the bank but she will not tell us, only that it is in trust and POA is thinking of distributing some of my Aunt's money to us before she dies. How can we find out how much money my Aunt has in bank? And how can we legally pursue getting the money from the sale of the condo?

attorney fraud

I worked as a consultant for an attorney on a real estate matter. The attorney agreed to split the contingency fee with me because the client had no money to pay me. I have now found out that it is illegal for an attorney to split their contingency fee with other than another attorney. What are my rights and damages here? Is this fraud?