Maryland property ownership and maintenance often involves trees, and trees can create potential legal liability, damage, risks, and disputes. With regard to neighboring properties, trees and other vegetation can often cause legal disputes regarding possible risks to a landowner's own…
Legal disputes over property rights are common issues faced by Maryland property owners. However, as Maryland Courts have limited availability during this COVID-19/Coronavirus Pandemic, Maryland property owners might have a concern as whether these property disputes can be currently addressed…
Property disputes are common in Maryland, and these disputes can lead to property lawsuits. Maryland has long recognized the significance of the various rights that attach to property ownership. Easements, however, are one of the most "complex and archaic" bodies…
Legal disputes and lawsuits related to Maryland condominium property rights can become a serious concern for condominium owners, sellers, buyers, and renters. Examples of Maryland condominium disputes include condominium/property line disputes (such as quiet title/adverse possession, easements issues, and border…
Legal disputes and lawsuits over condominium property rights can be problems for many condominium owners throughout Washington DC. Washington DC condominium disputes can include condominium/property line disputes (such as quiet title/adverse possession, condominium easements concerns, and border disputes), condominium liability…
Legal disputes and lawsuits over property rights and real estate are common problems for many property owners in Washington DC. Washington DC property disputes can include property line disputes (such as quiet title/adverse possession lawsuits, easements concerns, fence disputes, adverse…
In Maryland, trespass is a civil tort defined as “a physical act or force against an individual's property executed without the property owner's consent; which interferes with a possessory interest in that property.” (Ford v. Baltimore City Sheriff's Office). Maryland…
Lawsuits and legal disputes regarding adverse possession, quiet title, fence disputes, and property disputes are not uncommon in Washington DC. These Washington DC property lawsuits and fence disputes usually involve neighbors quarreling over the specific legal boundaries of their side-by-side properties and…
Lis pendens is the legal property situation in Maryland where there exists “a pending lawsuit, referring to the jurisdiction, power, or control which a court acquires over property involved in a lawsuit pending its continuance and final judgment.” (DeShields v. Broadwater).…
Legal disputes and lawsuits over property rights and real estate are common problems for many property owners in Maryland. Maryland property disputes can include property access/property line disputes (such as fence disputes, quiet title/adverse possession lawsuits, easements concerns, adverse possession…
