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Topic: property line dispute/legal issue  (Read 3920 times)

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MontanaN8V

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I would not promote hitting a lady anyhow. I would however, devote my life, to the little things, like TP the place! Glue mailbox lid open, little things...
Live your life, the way you want to be remembered. Don't have any regrets, we only get this one dance to make it count. Start at your eulogy, and work backwards.


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Ahhh, the little things in life bring us such joy!


Dale L

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I read the whole thing, I've not had experience in this particular area BUT I have lived for 64 years, in California.

Best advice you've gotten so far IMO
 
Is talk to a lawyer, if you've been contacted by a lawyer it really is in your best interest to go to one yourself for advice.  From experience, that would be the first thing I'd do.

As for a survey, there is nothing more valuable than accurate information, it would be great to have it but I imagine it would be costly, see what your lawyer says.

Not doing what the letter says may be OK, but not seeing a lawyer wouldn't be prudent IMO.

Good Luck, good neighbors are worth their weight in gold, bad ones unfortunately can really be damaging and costly.


 

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