Chris Duerr's Answers (68)

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Property owned by deceased parents, in Philadelphia Pa. I just became aware of. Sole survivor

Chris's answer | Answered on July 31, 2019

This is first an estate issue. The estate tax will need to be addressed. Any other possible heirs notified. It is not a difficult process but it...

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State land purchase

Chris's answer | Answered on July 31, 2019

Good morning, if the township or sewer authority are seeking to acquire the land they most likely are exercising their power of eminent domain. ...

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Is there any specific number of vehicles needed to use a right of way for a new traffic lane

Chris's answer | Answered on July 16, 2019

The simple answer no. PennDOT and or the Township must use the land taken for a public use like a road. They must then pay damages based on the...

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If my land is in my daddys uncle and aunt name and two are deceased how can i get it in my name? thanks

Chris's answer | Answered on May 01, 2019

This might be a land use issue or an estate issue, not enough detail to know. Either way you should contact a local attorney to help you. Thanks,...

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How can i get access to my property

Chris's answer | Answered on May 01, 2019

You should contact a local land use attorney If there is a recorded easement you should be able to take legal action to enforce your rights. ...

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How do I transfer a mobile home out of my name with tax office if I was never issued a deed?

Chris's answer | Answered on April 17, 2019

The mobile home is "mobile" so titling is done by PennDOT. There is a process to have a title issued. A petition is presented to a Judge in the...

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What are property owners rights when utility does work?

Chris's answer | Answered on April 01, 2019

How do you know there is no easement? Does the sewer authority claim to have the right to enter your property? You probably need to speak with...

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How can we find out how to remedy a run-off easement that is destroying our yard?

Chris's answer | Answered on March 29, 2019

Consult a land use attorney. This could be an inverse condemnation case depending on the easement and the bounds of the retention basin. Thanks, Chris

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What should I do with legal property issues?

Chris's answer | Answered on March 29, 2019

First, Get a survey. Thanks, Chris

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Penn dot has a drainage pipe close to my property line

Chris's answer | Answered on March 29, 2019

There are a lot of variables here. This could be a trespass or a condemnation issue. You should contact a land use attorney to review and dig...

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