First, don't shoot anyone. As Mr. Woodward said, you need an experienced real estate lawyer. The law relating to easements is complicated. No...

Unless your brother is married to his co-owner, he has an absolute right to bring an action for partition of the property, forcing its sale. ...

You should immediately contact an an experienced real estate litigator in the county in which the property is located. Depending of facts you have...

I agree with Mr. Gaffney's analysis. I would add that this is the type of problem that you should try to solve without legal counsel. Your goal...

An easement is governed by its terms. Use of your property by the dominant estate (your neighbor's property) cannot exceed what is granted by the...

As Mr. Zaretsky said, it is difficult for a seller to void a contract after it has been signed. It is impossible to determine from the facts you...

The promissory note you have has nothing to do with your right to occupy the building. You may be able to collect the amount of the promissory...

Constructing a dock on submerged lands owned by someone else may result in a taking of the land by adverse possession or in the creation of a...

Generally, the type of deed you must use at your closing is set by the contract you sign. If you remove the language you quoted from the deed, the...

You should not take any action without consulting an experienced real estate lawyer. You are in a complex situation and any action you take could...