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Getting Your Rezoning Request Approved

The amount of time it may take to get a rezoning, as well as your chances of being successful, will vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and can also vary depending on your situation and the type of...

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What is an Easement?

An easement creates a limited property right for a third party to do something on land that doesn't belong to him. In other words, when a property owner grants someone an easement, that person has bee...

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Encroachment: When a Right of Way Becomes Trespass

I have an easement on my beach front property and the public is repeatedly cutting across the easement boundaries and walking over my flowers. What is the line between easements and encroachments?...

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What is a Right of Way Easement?

A right of way is a type of easement that allows a person to use another person's land to travel or pass through. Typically, right of way easement is a roadway or pathway for travel through the lands ...

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Legal Remedies for Dealing With Noisy Neighbors

If you have a noisy neighbor, you're not alone – and the situation is not hopeless. In fact, while this situation can be frustrating, the good news is that you have a number of possible options to p...

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Understanding the Basics of Shopping Center Leases

Shopping center leases are a private contract between individuals, which means that there is no one set way that the contracts work. The person leasing the space in the shopping center and the landlor...

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Renewing Your Commercial Lease

If your commercial for lease agreement is expiring but your business is comfortable in its current office space, you're probably planning to renew. Here are a few things to keep in mind when renewing ...

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Liability for Bicycle Accident Injuries

The bike chain on my child's dirt bike stripped while riding, causing him to crash head-on into the ground. Is the manufacturer of the bike or the store where we bought the bike liable for damages?...