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Do you own property in Pennsylvania? You may wonder whether an individual or a government entity can take your property away from you despite your property rights. You can protect your property rights against others by maintaining the property and posting No Trespassing signs. Pennsylvania’s Property Rights Protection Act limits...
A real estate attorney is a legal professional who specializes in real estate transactions. They can help you with all aspects of real estate law, including buying and selling property. If you’re looking to make a real estate transaction and need this professional’s assistance, it’s important to understand their roles...
Property owners in Pennsylvania usually build fences so that they don’t have to deal with their neighbors too much. However, a poorly planned fence could cause two neighbors to get into a conflict that results in a lot of unwanted interactions. How do you know if your neighbor’s fence is...
What is a Statement of Value and why do you need one? If you are thinking about buying or selling property in Pennsylvania, you should take some time to learn about the possible taxes that may arise as well as other property law issues. In Pennsylvania, a person that transfers...
Who owns my land’s oil and gas rights? You might need to understand property Law to make this determination. With the recent shale drilling boom has come the incessant need for mineral rights determination. Although many oil and gas production companies do a descent job in determining who owns the...
So you are buying a house! What do you know about Property Law? You are about to make probably one of the most significant investments in your life. Of course, you want the house to be perfect. You don’t want any post closing issues that can cost you literally thousands...
One of the most common Property Law – landlord/tenant issues I run into as a Pittsburgh attorneyoccurs when a tenant moves out of a property and the landlord mishandles the security deposit. Residential landlords should be mindful of the Property Law – “Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951,” which governs...
Ask a Pennsylvania Attorney what to do… Simply stated, Pennsylvania property law allows a landowner to cut off over-hanging branches of a tree belonging to an adjacent landowner, without regard to the degree of physical harm done to his property. The courts feel that cutting the protruding limbs is an...