Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

I have fought that exact case before and won. Contact me immediately so that we can protect your rights, place a lis pendens on the property, and get the matter resolved as soon as possible. Tel: 310.266.4115

(I am also a real estate broker in addition to being a real estate attorney).

In the similar case that I fought and won in Hawthorne, a fence had been in place between two properties for 20 years without incident. One property was sold and the new owner conducted a survey after taking possession, thereby discovering that the fence was in variance according to the county recorder and the formal survey -- i.e., the fence was too far over onto "his property" by about 6 inches. He happened to be a contractor and a few days later in quick fashion and without giving anyone notice, he cut down the fence, cut away some of the driveway, and then erected a new fence on the line provided by the survey. From my client's point of view, the new neighbor had just cut away part of his driveway and moved the fence a half a foot onto his property.

We sued for quiet title and for order/judgment that there had been an easement created mandating that the fence be moved back to its original location and the driveway repaired - our strongest easement theory was adverse possession.

I am confident I can help you with this matter and your further contact is invited.