Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Illinois

Re: Emminent Domain

Eminment domain in Illinois can, at times, be either easy or complex, and there are a web of statutes (and constitutional) issues to consider.

The bottom line is that you are entitled to receive market value for your property, but the question inevitably arises as to what is that value.

This is not an area in which to go solo -- I'd recommend you consult with an attorney.

-- Kenneth J. Ashman; www.AshmanLawOffices.com; [email protected]; 312-596-1700

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