There is an easement type road can we put a gate up
You should strive to reach an agreement with your neighbor about this before putting up gates, because if you get into a lawsuit over this with...
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You should strive to reach an agreement with your neighbor about this before putting up gates, because if you get into a lawsuit over this with...
Yes, you will need an attorney. If you can't reach agreement with the other owners, it will require a partition lawsuit.
I agree with the other answers. I would add that some attorneys never accept service of original process for clients.
It sounds like a building envelope expert and an industrial hygenist need to investigate what's going on with your unit to determine what is...
If you are the sole user of the road, maintenance is your responsibility in the absence of an agreement stating otherwise.
You do not have the right to unilaterally terminate an easement across your property. The fact that it is no longer necessary is irrelevant. The...
If what you mean by "fence it off" is really putting in a gate, then you probably can't do that. Whoever is using it for access now probably has a...
It depends on how they are making the calls. Our firm handles "robocalling" cases, and we would be happy to discuss the details of these calls...
The builder is not obligated to inform the neighbor about the encroachment. If you purchase the property and take no action to resolve the...
Your rights are whatever your contract says they are. No one can tell you what your rights are without reviewing your contract. You should make an...