Land Use Disputes Can Lead to a Claim of Adverse Possession
In some land dispute cases, one of the parties may file a claim for the other party’s property by citing “Adverse Possession”. A person that wants to take possession of another’s land that they have been using without offering money or any other compensation must have been using the property for at least ten years. It may be rare that someone has been using a property for ten years without the owner acting to remove them. But there are many different ways that someone can accomplish this. How Do You Prove Adverse Possession? The claimant must prove all of the ...
