On my property is an ingress/egress easement for my neighbor’s use with two ditches. Can I widen and move one ditch that floods?
As long as your changes do not impede the ingress/egress easement you should be fine.
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As long as your changes do not impede the ingress/egress easement you should be fine.
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File a claim with his estate and/or ask his daughter to see that you get paid.
This sounds more like an ongoing expense, not an antecedent debt.
You do not need to do anything if the debts are not dischargeable under either of those exceptions. See 11 USC 523(c)(1).
The limits Ms. Walden mentioned are federal limits and apply nationwide. See 15 USC 1673
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