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The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) greatly expands State Route 55 (SR-55). These changes will make traffic flow better and safer, but they will also test local property owners affected by eminent domain actions. If your property is in the way of these...
Real property rights are not absolute. Eminent domain laws limit the ownership rights of those who buy real property by giving the government the power to compel property sales. If there is a significant project for public benefit, people may have no choice but to...
Living near a highway in California can come with unexpected challenges. As traffic increases, so do noise levels and air pollution. While it does not physically damage your property, it may still greatly affect your property’s value, as well as your quality of life....
The area around Southern California, including parts of Riverside and San Bernardino, is historically known for its rich mining diversity, especially for minerals such as gold, silver, copper and other rare earth elements. So, it will come as no surprise if you...
When the government exercises its power of eminent domain, property owners may feel a sense of loss and powerlessness. Eminent domain often raises questions about property rights and the potential for owners to reclaim their land. One concept California property may...
Are you a Southern California landowner looking to boost your property’s value? Consider adding a tiny home or granny flat to your land. These compact living spaces, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), have become increasingly popular. California’s recent legal changes...
Small business owners invest time, money and passion into their stores. It’s not just a business; it’s your livelihood and a part of the community. But what happens if the government decides it needs your property for a public project? This scenario, known as eminent...
Civil court proceedings related to real estate are common in eminent domain scenarios. When local or state authorities plan large projects for the public benefit, their actions may affect the rights of individual property owners nearby. Property owners may receive...
Eminent domain is a legal power that allows federal, state and local governments to “take” privately owned property if it will benefit the public. Examples of this include taking properties to widen roads or build highways. Although eminent domain is a right exercised...
Imagine waking up one morning and receiving a letter from a neighbor claiming ownership of a portion of your property. For many California homeowners, land disputes are a harsh reality that can lead to damaged relationships and, in extreme cases, even financial ruin....