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Security Camera Lawsuit? Yikes!!!
I just had to post on this one. That has to be the most original answer Trumptman I've come across on this board, lol. But I do also have a concern as well about you video cameraing your neighbour. I'm not sure about the laws on this, but, I think that taping a...
Neighbours & Boundaries
Hey there HomeGuru, this is a Oil of Olay question, how old do you think I am ? I'm a mother of three, married since 87, so now can you figure it out ? Lol. Take a guess. :D
It really sounds like you have a pretty complicated problem here. The good thing is that you do have a lawyer working for you on this. I'm not sure, but if you do have all the documents showing that they gave you that 5', then I'm gonna take a guess on this, maybe ask your lawyer about going...
Neighbours & Boundaries
I have to agree with the other posters on your question. Send the dude a certified registered letter stating to remove his fence off of your property. Give him say 30 days to do that job an state in the letter that if he doesn't remove the fence that you will take...
Easement wording example
I have to agree totally with Wolfgang on this one. You for sure need the guidance of a good RE attorney to draw up a proper easement. If you leave even one open area that allows the grantee or grantor to exploit, then you could find yourself in battling the issue in a...
I'm also curious as what you are going to do. But I do have a idea for you as well. If you really want to end the headaches your neighbour gives you, why don't you just put up a privacy fence a couple inches from your survey stakes, going all the way down that side of your property an driveway...
Hi there Happy. I just started to post on this board. So I can try an help ya out. Firstly, have you asked the fella if he'd be willing to have a gate on his fence in order for you to access your power source (quickly) on the easement ? Maybe if you suggested that you'd be willing to pay for...
Hi there, I think that in your situation you should really read your easement agreement over well first off. From what you've posted, stating that you do have the rights to maintaining and repairing that easement area, I would think that you might just have the right to erect a fence within the...
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