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Adverse Possession

 

Generally speaking, adverse possession is a legal doctrine that allows a person to acquire legal ownership of property by proving possession for a certain period of time.  Adverse possession is a statutory doctrine and if the statutory requirements are met, title passes as though there had been a conveyance through the traditional methods of deed transfer.

 

Our attorneys assist clients with defending or prosecuting adverse possession claims.  If you have questions about a potential adverse possession claim, contact one of our attorneys today.

 

                                                                  

 

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who is familiar with all the relevant facts and circumstances of a particular case and the applicable law.      

 

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