St. Louis Easement Dispute Lawyer
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Types of Easement Disputes in Missouri
A real estate easement dispute, also known as a right of way, is the right of someone other than the property owner to use the land in some manner. An easement can benefit another specific real estate parcel, known as an appurtenant easement, or the easement can benefit a specific individual or company, known as a gross easement or easement in gross. A St. Louis Easement Dispute Lawyer at TdD Attorneys at Law can explain the different ways easements are created in Missouri.
- An easement by agreement means the owner of the property voluntarily contracted and gave an easement to another.
- An easement by prescription or prescriptive easement can be granted by a court if it is found that for 10 years there has been a continuous, uninterrupted, visible and adverse use of a property that is owned by another.
- An easement by necessity occurs when a larger piece of property is divided, leaving one of the parcels “landlocked” or without access to the public road. The easement by necessity will provide a strip of land over another property, allowing access to the public road.
In addition to simply granting an easement, any easement agreement drafted by a competent easement dispute attorney should specifically define the easement area, preferably with a survey, and contain provisions concerning who will maintain the easement, rights that may be reserved and indemnification clauses.
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- Our lawyers hold over 30 years of experience in real estate and estate planning law. We have the skills, knowledge, and resources to represent you during complex estate litigation.
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Contact Our St. Louis Easement Dispute Lawyers
Many property disputes arise innocently when an individual tries to sell his or her property. During that real estate transaction, a stake survey may be performed that shows an encroachment such as a fence, driveway, etc. either onto the seller’s property by a neighbor or by the seller onto the neighbor’s property. If this encroachment is small and does not significantly affect the property, an option is to enter into an easement agreement to resolve the land dispute. Contact our team of easement dispute attorneys at (314) 276-1318.
¨With a background in business and real estate, I have a strong passion for guiding others through these complex areas of law. I became an attorney to have a positive impact on others. I strive to do everything I can to help my clients find a solution for their unique legal challenges.¨
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Ted D. Disabato is the Managing Member of TdD Attorneys at Law LLC, Broker/Realtor of TdD Premier Real Estate and The Realty Shop, and partner in VUE Title LLC and VUE Mortgage LLC – providing his clients cradle to grave service. If you’re looking for an experienced St. Louis estate planning lawyer, make sure to contact Ted Disabato today.