What is an easement violation?

An easement violation occurs when someone uses the easement in a way that is not permitted by the terms of the easement agreement. This can include actions such as building structures on the easement, parking vehicles on the easement, or blocking the easement in any way.

How do I know if my easement is being violated?

If you suspect that your easement is being violated, you should first review the terms of your easement agreement to determine if the actions in question are permitted. You may also need to conduct a survey or hire an attorney to help you assess the situation and determine whether any violations have occurred.

What are my options if my easement is being violated?

If your easement is being violated, you have several options for resolving the dispute. These may include negotiating with the party in violation, seeking mediation or arbitration, or taking legal action to enforce the terms of the easement agreement.

Can I be held liable for violating an easement?

If you are using an easement in a way that is not permitted by the easement agreement, you may be held liable for any damages caused by your actions. This can include being required to pay for any repairs or removal of structures that were built on the easement without permission.

How can an attorney help me with an easement dispute?

An experienced attorney can help you navigate the complex legal issues involved in an easement dispute, including reviewing your easement agreement, conducting a survey, and negotiating with the other party. They can also represent you in court if legal action becomes necessary.