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Encroachment in Irvine, California, occurs when an individual or entity builds on or over another person's property without permission. An encroachment may be minor, such as a neighbor building a fence over the property line. In other cases, encroachment may be more...
When real estate is transferred between two people, there are often disputes about who really owns the property. This can lead to a legal proceeding known as a quiet title action. Understanding quiet title action A quiet title action is a real estate litigation...
There are circumstances where a person can occupy your property in California without permission or overstay their welcome. Typically, it would be reasonable to throw them out, but before you do so, it is essential to understand their rights and how the law expects...
For any company in California to run successfully, shareholders must elect directors to make decisions that propel the business forward and ensure profits. However, all decisions carry some risk; therefore, it would seem unfair for shareholders to punish the directors...
State governments can have a lot of power when it comes to property rights. One way this power is exercised is through the use of the eminent domain. What does eminent domain mean? Eminent domain is the power of the government to take private property for public use....
Land seizure is one of the most controversial types of action that a government can take in California and has been happening for centuries. Individuals lose their farms, homes and livelihoods when the government decides to seize lands. In addition, the act of land...
A new bullet train will soon be running directly through the California city centers to create a faster and more direct route for commuters. This is at the expense of produce stores, homes and apartments alike, which are going down by the hundreds. Those unlucky...
California is known for its beautiful coastline. While other coastal cities throughout the country allow the development of commercial buildings and expensive real estate, California chooses to keep its coasts undeveloped. The California Coastal Act provides...
A non-compete agreement is a contract or clause that restricts an ex-employee from working for a competitor or working within certain bounds defined in the agreement. Non-competes are increasingly common in California, especially in the tech industry. The power of...
You don't take possession of a California home immediately after your offer to purchase it is accepted. Instead, you typically have a chance to inspect it, obtain financing and complete other steps in the closing process. During this time, you may be allowed to back...