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Prescriptive Easement in California: Laws, Examples & How to Challenge It

Prescriptive Easement in California: Laws, Examples & How to Challenge It

by Schorr Law | Apr 3, 2026 | Easement, Ownership, Property Dispute, Quiet Title

How to Establish (or Challenge) a Prescriptive Easement in California Property disputes between neighbors are common in California, especially when someone uses another person’s land for years without formal permission under California property law principles...
A Legal Description of Property in Real Estate – Explained

A Legal Description of Property in Real Estate – Explained

by Schorr Law | Dec 27, 2024 | Other, Ownership, Purchase and Sale

In real estate law, precision is everything, especially when it comes to property boundaries and ownership. Whether you are buying, selling, or disputing real or personal property, a thorough understanding of your rights is essential, and one key element that often...
You Inherit Property and Don’t Want It. What’s Next? – Disclaiming an Inheritance

You Inherit Property and Don’t Want It. What’s Next? – Disclaiming an Inheritance

by Schorr Law | Dec 27, 2024 | Other, Ownership

Disclaiming an Inheritance: Understanding the Process Inheritance is the transfer of assets, including real estate, money, and personal belongings, from a deceased individual, known as the decedent, to their heirs or beneficiaries. While inheriting assets can be...
If My Name is on the Deed, Do I Own The Property?

If My Name is on the Deed, Do I Own The Property?

by Schorr Law | Oct 28, 2024 | Deeds, Ownership

When it comes to property ownership, the deed is a critical document. If your name is on the deed, you may assume that you have full ownership rights. However, there are several factors to consider. In this article, we’ll explore how deeds work in California...
What Is Joint Tenancy With Right of Survivorship in California?

What Is Joint Tenancy With Right of Survivorship in California?

by Schorr Law | Oct 10, 2024 | Ownership

When individuals consider property ownership, especially in real estate, they often encounter various forms of joint ownership. One of the most significant and commonly misunderstood concepts is “Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship” (JTWROS). This...
Property Line & Fence Rules in California (2025 Brief Guide)

Property Line & Fence Rules in California (2025 Brief Guide)

by Schorr Law | Oct 10, 2024 | Easement, Ownership, Property Damage/ Maintenance

Property line fences frequently trigger disputes between neighbors, particularly in California, where dense housing and high real estate values increase the potential for disagreements over property boundaries, shared maintenance responsibilities, and fence ownership....
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