You may, but you will likely need to consult with an attorney to see if you have viable defenses to the prescriptive easement claim. One defense...

You will need to review the language of the easement to determine whether building/parking is permitted within the easement area. Generally, an...

You'll need to review the HOA's governing documents, including any CC&Rs, to determine what you are required to provide. It's common that HOA's...

The first place to look is the actual easement to Bonneville Power to see if they are responsible for maintaining the trees within the easement. If...

You can absolutely ask, but the landlord is not required to grant your request.

Agree with the answer above. The first step will be to review your title report to see if there is an easement for access. If there's not, you will...

Likely, yes. The question is whether it would be worth the effort and expense to do so. In Oregon, recording in-person conversations requires the...

As the current owner you are responsible for ensuring that your property complies with all applicable building and zoning code. With that said,...

To me is sounds like you may have a claim to a prescriptive easement over the adjoining property. An prescriptive easement is a non-possessory...

This likely depends on the language of your easement agreement. From the your question it appears that you have the right to use and improve the...