My neighbor trimmed/damaged some bushes on my property. I am not sure what to do?
If the trunk of a tree is entirely on one property owner's land, that property owner owns the tree. He or she may trim or remove any branches from...
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If the trunk of a tree is entirely on one property owner's land, that property owner owns the tree. He or she may trim or remove any branches from...
Yes, you should retain an attorney.
Generally, fee title to a municipal right-of-way remains with the owner of the adjacent land.
If a person removes a fence (or part of a fence) that is on another person's property, he or she is probably liable for three times the amount of...
A property owner may remove branches from a neighbor's tree that encroach over the property owner's land - but only up to the property line. As you...
What an easement holder may do under the easement is determined by the original intent of the parties, as evidenced by the terms of the easement....
The city may have a right-of-way over a portion of your land. If the extended sidewalk is within the right-of-way, it probably is legal. Any such...
Your lead question indicates that the property is a joint tenancy. If this is the case, your late uncle's widow might not have any share in the...
What you are allowed to do on land covered by an easement depends for the most part on the written terms of the easement itself. It is common for a...
In determining what an easement holder may do in the easement, one looks first to the terms of the easement itself. For example, if an easement...