Quote from: BobLawblaw on Today at 05:07:12 PM

Quote from: Richy_T on Today at 03:13:54 PM

20ft is significant enough but I'm sure they're probably basing it off what they "know" the boundary is supposed to be. Or do they have any evidence to back their claim? Annoying for sure.

They have an old title, legal description, and survey done in the 1940's, and asked me to move a marker on a 2016 survey vs their 1940s legal description.

They should have challenged it in 2016 before I bought the property.

Ain't gonna happen.

Taking them to court over it if I have to.

Either next Thurs/Friday or week after we'll be out there to meet with the Sheriff Dept. who will be keeping the peace during the fence buildout.

Make sure you document all conversions and interactions…. Date/Time who you spoke with etc…

You don’t want to look like the aggressor in court… I don’t think the court would see it as unreasonable for them to want a second independent opinion…

Remember, going legal, only two people ever win, your lawyer and their lawyer…