Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Ingress Egress Easement Issues
I have 2 easements that run to my landlocked property. 1 easement has never been used due to it running along a heavily wooded creek line. I would have to remove 10-20 large trees and bring in many loads of fill dirt, before it would ever be drivable. The 2nd easement has been how we have accessed our property for the last 6 years, now the person who owns the property the easement crosses has posted a sign on easement stating it is not a driveway, public road or easement and he will block our use of it in 2 weeks. Can he block my driveway if it has been logged in a legal description at the clerk of the courts as a ''purposed 30 foot easement for ingress egress and utilities?'' What might my options be? Thank you!

Asked on 8/19/04, 7:20 pm

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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Re: Ingress Egress Easement Issues

A lawsuit to declare your rights. You can also seek reimbursement of attorney fees and court expenses if successful

Answered on 8/19/04, 8:14 pm

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