This isn't ordinary, but it seems much more like a landlord responsibility to have it removed. Could be a fire hazard having the tree like that;...

As long as it's 6-feet high max, there shouldn't be an issue. The most likely source of complications is something in the deeds about shared use...

Calculate how much you lost, and try to find a place that is about the same price. Then find something in the terms and conditions about what they...

There needs to be some deed analysis here. Most likely, the right of way is attached to the neighbor's property and cannot be transferred like that.

Check the company and see if there really has been pre-existing use/ if it's a real company. If they found you, then this doesn't seem right. In...

Not too sure what you mean, but if you got what you needed, then it worked out.

$600 does seem high, and they probably needed to give you notice. As for enforcement, it doesn't seem that there was any contract here to enforce.

Yes, there is an exception. Simply put, you can still evict if you plan on moving into the unit. There are other requirements, but that's the idea.

The safest way for you to go forward is to partner with someone of age. Another option is to create a middleman business: set up your shop or...

From what you wrote, it means that a collection action or suit has been dropped. But, the more facts and context, the better the answer.