Property & Boundary Disputes
Our office serves clients with boundary line disputes, encroachment issues — like a structure, fence, or driveway crossing your line — servitude (right-of-way) disputes, and timber or mineral rights disputes. When a boundary action goes to court, we work with surveyors to help establish old property lines. We also handle the simpler, friendlier side of land: for example, drafting an agreement that lets your neighbor hay your field.
What This Covers
Boundary line disputes — resolving disagreements over where a property line actually falls
Encroachments — a neighbor's fence, driveway, or structure crossing onto your land
Servitudes and rights-of-way — disputes over access across someone else's property
Timber disputes
Mineral rights disputes
When to Call
- You have a neighbor who has placed their fence, driveway, or structure on your side of the property line
- Your neighbor disagrees with your boundary line
- You're buying land and want to confirm the boundary before you do
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