Adverse Possession, Boundary Line Disputes, Disputes, Easements, Land Court, Paper Street, Superior Court, Trespass, Trials, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment on What to Expect When the Land Court Judge Takes a View of Your Property

What to Expect When the Land Court Judge Takes a View of Your Property

If you are involved in a lawsuit that has been filed in the Massachusetts Land Court, it is common for the judge to come to your property to take a view.  This is an opportunity for the judge to see with his or her own eyes what the parties are fighting about. For example, theContinue reading What to Expect When the Land Court Judge Takes a View of Your Property

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The No Trespass Notice in Massachusetts

By Robert Nislick Someone is entering on your property without your permission. Maybe he has come into your house, workplace, apartment building, condominium, or store. You have told him to leave. You don’t want him to come back. This scary person is a trespasser. What can you do to help protect yourself against person whoContinue reading The No Trespass Notice in Massachusetts

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Unauthorized Occupants and Illegal Subletting in Massachusetts

By Robert Nislick You are a Massachusetts landlord who has leased your property to a tenant. You have contracted with only one person. The tenant never told you that anyone else would be living in the apartment. You never agreed that anyone else could live in the unit except the tenant. One day you discoverContinue reading Unauthorized Occupants and Illegal Subletting in Massachusetts