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Can you stop power company from using a egress/ingress right of way?

Answered 2 years ago by Mark Theodore Tischhauser (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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You will need to retain a lawyer to review the details for a proper answer. That stated, if its a general easement, you will have a diffifcult time at best trying to prevent the other property owners use of the easement for access as they see fit. Its not a utility easement for power lines - you are describing denying access for vehicles temporarily accessing the other owners property, which typically is the very purpose of such an easement. ... Read Answer
You will need to retain a lawyer to review the details for a proper answer. That stated, if its a general easement, you will have a diffifcult time... Read Answer

Is it possible to stop the road commission from putting a roundabout right outside my house

Answered 2 years and 5 months ago by attorney Gilbert Borman   |   1 Answer
Gilbert Borman
My thinking is the road commission's conduct would be deemd by the courts as a taking under the consitution. The route of the roundable functionally condemns your entire property. Do not sign anything from the road commission until you have had counsel review your rights You need to have a lawyer whose practice centers on eminent domain law. Please be in touch 248.353.5555. gb at b o r m a n   dot n e t ... Read Answer
My thinking is the road commission's conduct would be deemd by the courts as a taking under the consitution. The route of the roundable functionally... Read Answer

I just need to know if I am allowed to hire someone to do repairs if my landlord won't do them and take it off the rent. Can anyone help?

Answered 2 years and 7 months ago by Mr. Howard A. Kurtz (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
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Thank you for reaching out.  We can only practice within North Carolina and can not provide answers for out of state inquires.  Sincerely,  Kurtz & Blum
Thank you for reaching out.  We can only practice within North Carolina and can not provide answers for out of state... Read Answer

Where do I look for an attorney, where I live (SC) or where the personal injury happened (FL)?

Answered 2 years and 11 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
Stephen Arnold Black
Florida courts would have jurisdiction over the accident. You may have a claim worth pursuing if the injuries turn out to be more serious than just bumps and brusies. Did you take any pictures of the area where you slipped and fell? Did you get the name of the witness who helped you up? These and other questions warrant exploration with counsel here in Florida. ... Read Answer
Florida courts would have jurisdiction over the accident. You may have a claim worth pursuing if the injuries turn out to be more serious than just... Read Answer

Hearing for protective order

Answered 3 years and a month ago by attorney J. Allen Fiorletta   |   1 Answer
J. Allen Fiorletta
Please feel free to contact my office to discuss this situation. Hopefully I may be able to help.
Please feel free to contact my office to discuss this situation. Hopefully I may be able to help.

Is there someplace to help us understand our property legal description? We have an easement

Answered 3 years and 10 months ago by attorney Gilbert Borman   |   1 Answer
Gilbert Borman
If the lot behind you is truly "landlocked," they can claim an easement by presecription but they have to pay for it. You won't get much, but you will get something. This is certainly a situation where you would be well advised to seek legal counsel.
If the lot behind you is truly "landlocked," they can claim an easement by presecription but they have to pay for it. You won't get much, but you... Read Answer

Who can I contact for a free consultation in regards to two sepeate easement requests ASAP

Answered 4 years and 6 months ago by attorney Gilbert Borman   |   1 Answer
Gilbert Borman
You need an experienced lawyer. Depending on how the road commission took the parking lot, you may have a claim for inverse condemnation. Your remedy may also lie against the seller and possibly your title company (depending on what kind of deed you got). As for the easements, those are pretty straightforward requiring a survey to be done to get the exact legal description and then, after payment to the grantors, recording the easements in the register of deeds. Depending on where the land is located will determine the best lawyer for the easement issues, you will probably want someone local. As for the condemnation issue, you will want to use someone very experienced in the field. I would be happy to discuss this matter with your further.... Read Answer
You need an experienced lawyer. Depending on how the road commission took the parking lot, you may have a claim for inverse condemnation. Your... Read Answer
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