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Am I required to sign a power line easement?

Texas’ vast landscape highlights the need for efficient electrical distribution. This is why power line easements can be common. An…

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What Are The Different Types Of Taking In Eminent Domain?

In the United States, the government can condemn any private property and assets, including land, intellectual property, contract rights, and…

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When can owners reclaim their property under eminent domain?

Under the principle of eminent domain, entities like governments, city councils, utility companies or transportation departments (also known as “condemning…

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What are your rights as a landowner facing eminent domain?

Development projects frequently boost the economy of surrounding communities. Yet, when it is your home that is on the path…

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Can you protest the government taking your property?

As a property owner, you likely expect to be able to do what you want with your property and remain…

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Knowing what your property is worth under eminent domain

As a property owner, it’s important for you to understand how the government values your property. This becomes especially crucial…

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Could the government really take privately owned property?

There are times when the government acts in the interests of the people, making decisions to expand roads, install utility…

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What is just compensation in eminent domain cases?

One of the last things any property owner in Texas wants to deal with is the government seizing their land…

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Are there positive aspects to eminent domain?

Property ownership grants you certain rights. However, in particular circumstances, the government has the right to forcibly separate you from…

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Will the government take your land for the border wall?

If you own commercial or any other type of private land along the Mexican border of the Rio Grande Valley,…

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