Articles on Easements
Articles on Easements
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Property Easement on a Shared Driveway
A common type of property easement is when two neighboring properties have a shared driveway. Typically, each owner owns part of the driveway and has the legal right to use the entire driveway to drive their cars to and from their garages or parking areas at the rear of their properties. The other possibility
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Claiming Adverse Possession for Property Encroachment
Encroachments arise under property law. An encroachment occurs when some structure either partially or entirely is placed upon a neighbor’s property. There are several ways an encroachment can be created, ranging from intentional acts to honest mistakes. Remedying an encroachment may require legal
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Obtaining an Easement Agreement on a Landlocked Property
If you have a piece of landlocked property, it means the property can only be accessed by going across or through property owned by someone else. Dealing with landlocked property can be a tricky legal situation because the person who owns the landlocked property has to essentially trespass on the surrounding