Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: Property Line Dispute

Normally, a neighbor can only get title by adverse possession if he actually pays taxes on that portion of the land. He may be able to obtain an easement. Please contact my office at 714 363 0220 to set up an appointment. I would like to review your written documentation including any letters, notices, and lawsuits. We handle cases throughout California. We can review your documentation by fax and speak with you by phone.

Re: Property Line Dispute

Yes you might depending on various factors.

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Re: Property Line Dispute

You own it by prescription. Contact me, I've fought these kind of cases before and won.

Re: Property Line Dispute

Maybe. If you and your neighbor can't agree on something that works for both and put it into a formal agreement, etc. you can determine your rights in a quiet title action. You may have acquired title be adverse possession, or perhaps a prescriptive easement.

You should work with an attorney on this issue.