Who can work on a utility easement?

The written easement should identify the entity that benefits from the easement (that is, the grantee). If it is a utility company, then only the...

Should we release our recorded easement on the neighbor property back to them? Who should we contact for reviewing the document

If you have no need for the easement and giving it up will not adversely affect your property's market value, there is no reason not to give it up...

Rarely is an easement considered abandoned, even if it has not beenYused for many years. However, if the owner of the land over which the easement...

Easements commonly - but not always - have a provision describing what rights or responsibilities the beneficiary of the easement has with respect...

The beneficiary of an easement (in this case apparently your neighbor) may only use the easement for the purposes described in the easement. Any...

If you have a written easement, the first thing to do is to determine what the written document says. For example, if the easement identifies the...

The previous answer is correct, except that the timber trespass statute (RCW 64.12.030) does not provide for an award of attorneys fees.

How to claim adverse possession?

Adverse possession is not established merely because you and the previous owner believed you owned the land. There must be evidence that for a...

If a group of properties are all identified as the beneficiaries of an easement, and the easement expressly prohibits parking in the easement area,...

An important question is what did the original grantor of the easement intend to allow. If the intent was to allow access to a single house, then...