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Can a neighbor claim ownership of your land?

If your neighbor has been using a section of your land for a long period of time without your permission under certain conditions, then he may be entitled to claim legal ownership of your property. If this sounds like your situation, you may want to read our article on adverse possession.

When does a neighbor have to file a claim?

Your neighbor has to file the claim because their house or their property has been damaged. Anytime there is some damage to the house, the insurance company must know about it, even if it is not enough to file a claim. But there are other ways for your property to damage your neighbor’s property.

How can I find out my Neighbor’s property line?

However, if your interest is more casual, many municipalities offer free, publicly-accessible map tools that can help you get a sense of whether a neighbor is encroaching on your property (or vice versa). In Pierce County, this tool is called PublicGIS, while Tacoma’s version is called the Tacoma DART Map.

Can You trespass on your neighbor’s bottomlands?

Similar to unauthorized entry onto your neighbor’s yard, encroaching onto your neighbor’s bottomlands is also considered a trespass. These concepts of riparian law are a fairly well known among waterfront property owners.

Can a neighbor claim ownership of your property?

One example would be a man who starts parking vehicles on the neighbor’s land, or extends his fence or landscaping beyond his borders. After time, he can actually claim ownership to the property he has been using. Before a person claims land via adverse possession, a series of conditions must be met. Use the land openly.

How can I take my Neighbor’s land?

Use the land openly. “Open” use of the land is one condition required to claim adverse possession. The use of the property should be obvious to anyone who sees. It would not apply to the neighbor who sneakily uses his neighbor’s property, such as tunneling under the property line and building a basement on his neighbor’s land.

Is it illegal to use your neighbor’s property?

The use of the property should be obvious to anyone who sees. It would not apply to the neighbor who sneakily uses his neighbor’s property, such as tunneling under the property line and building a basement on his neighbor’s land. Make sure other people see you using the land.

Can a neighbor destroy a tree on your property?

Generally, if any part of the trunk is on both yours and your neighbor’s property, the tree owner is both of you. It is considered the common property of both homeowners, and neither owner can damage or destroy the tree without the neighbor’s consent to do so.