The statute of limitations for trespass is three years. However, the time the statute of limitations begins to run depends on whether the trespass is a continuing or permanent trespass. The statute of limitations for a permanent trespass begins to run when the...
Maintaining a harmonious and neighborly relationship requires adjoining landowners to adhere to several duties. These duties range from the duty not to encroach, the duty to maintain adjoining trees, and the topic of this blog which is the duty of fence maintenance....
What is a Property Survey and Why is it Important? Purchasers of commercial and residential real estate property may come across recorded surveys or request a property survey to be done in connection with a property transaction for a number of reasons. A property...
When facing a property dispute, many astute homeowners will look up the local ordinances that govern the subject property to defend their position. What Are Grandfathered Property Rights in Real Estate? In the context of real estate, grandfathered property rights for...
Under the 5th Amendment real property owners have a constitutional right to just compensation whenever the government takes your property for public use. The same applies whenever the government enacts regulations that essentially “takes” your property away. For...
It’s a classic problem for homeowners, especially homeowners in a densely populated area like Los Angeles – a new neighbor moves in next door and announces their plans to build a big new wall or fence between your properties. Often times the neighbor may want to...
