property bounderies
what are the laws related to fences that have been in place for over 20 years being moved by a property owner over onto my property.
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Read More Answered By: Brandon Moffitt |
Re: property bounderies The answer to your question is fact dependent. However, generally the adjoining property owner should not be able to move the fences. It is possible that you might need to file a quite title action to lay claim to the property currently marked by the fence line.
The best advice is to speak with an attorney to evaluate the specific facts of your case. |
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