Property Boundary Dispute Resolution

Summary

Property boundary disputes in Texas may require a survey to resolve. Easements can affect property rights, and legal action might be necessary if an agreement cant be reached. Consulting a local real estate attorney is advisable for specific advice.

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I have a question ihave a property dispute question for you.
Hello Abraham, I'd be happy to help. Could you provide more details about the property dispute? Also, your location would be helpful as property laws can vary by region.
My property map shows that my property lines run straight back on the side of my property. But there is a easement fence that cut into my property and is open on the other side to my neighbors side. Have asked my neighbor to fence along my property line but does not except that land section is part of my property
Hello Abraham, it appears you're dealing with a property boundary dispute. I can provide general advice, but remember, laws vary by location. Could you please tell me where you're located?
El paso texas
Hello Abraham, in Texas:
- A survey may be required to resolve a boundary dispute.
- Easements may affect property rights.
- Legal action could be an option if an agreement can't be reached.
Consider consulting with a local real estate attorney for specific advice.
Thank you I'll try that.
You're welcome, Abraham. I'm glad I could assist. If you have more questions in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck with your property dispute resolution.