Access and Boundary Development

Access and boundary disputes between property owners can be small, such as neighbors wanting to build a fence together, or they can be complicated, such as one property owner wanting to build a building on the property that blocks the view of his or her neighbor.  Boundaries to a piece of property are spelled out in the deed.  Before erecting any structure on your property, whether it is a fence or a barn, you will want to ensure the accuracy of the boundaries listed in the deed.  If you build in the wrong place or misinterpret the boundaries of your property, a neighbor could ask for you to stop building your structure or ask a court to have you tear it down.  Building a structure that encroaches on your neighbor’s property can have expensive consequences.  At Klun, we can help you research boundaries of your property or a piece of property you intend to purchase.

Other related areas of Law Our Minnesota Real Estate Attorneys / Lawyers specialize in are Real Estate Law - Construction Law - Zoning & Land Use - Forclosure Law - Landlord & Tenant Law - Commercial Real Estate Law.