Property Disputes

Property disputes can arise when there is a disagreement between two or more parties regarding the ownership, use, or value of a particular property.

Common Property Disputes:

Boundary disputes: Boundary disputes occur when there is a disagreement between neighbors regarding the location of a property line or fence.

Title disputes: Title disputes arise when there is a disagreement over who has legal ownership of a particular property.

Nuisance disputes: Nuisance disputes occur when a property owner's actions or use of their property causes harm or interference with their neighbor's property or enjoyment of their property.

Easement disputes: Easement disputes arise when there is a disagreement over the right to use a particular piece of property, such as a shared driveway or path.

Stay Aware

Property disputes can be complex and emotionally challenging issues that require careful consideration and planning. Common types of property disputes include boundary disputes, title disputes, nuisance disputes, and easement disputes. Legal options available to resolve property disputes include negotiation and mediation, arbitration, and litigation. Individuals involved in property disputes can take steps to protect themselves, such as gathering documentation, seeking legal advice, considering alternative dispute resolution, and protecting their property.