Real Property

I own a 6 acre lot in PA, that is the second to last lot on a mountain dirt road. There was one more 7 acre lot beyond mine which was supposed to be a common area on which the road terminated as a cul-de-sac. When the developer tried to transfer the property to the owners association, they refused to accept possession of it because they didn't want to be burdened with the property taxes. As a result, the developer put the lot on the market and sold it as another private lot. I purchased the lot and had both lots combined into one deed. Would any easement across my first property be extinguished now that I own both properties (Unity of Seine), and do I have the right to gate off access to my property, providing I construct a new turn around area for motor vehicles?

My husbands ex-wife came on the property of my house without my permission or notifying me and remove my husbands kids from the property during my husband___s parenting time. He is dealing legally with her as she in contempt of court___ HOWEVER, Can I also charge her with trespassing independently of that.

A surveying plat was prepared in 1996, depicting the boundary lines and acreage. I have discovered that an error was made on the said plat that effects the amount of land surveyed. Because of the length of time since the plat was prepared, is there any liability with regards to the surveyor? Can I file a civil suit to recoup damages? What are the statute of limitations in Virginia?

What happens when the boundaries of an easement are exceeded by causes of nature. The U.S. Corp of Engineers obtained an easement onto my property to raise the level of a stream that flows by. They turned a three foot deep creek into a fifteen foot deep raging hell hole. The amounts of water , and in the winter , great amounts of ice keep eroding the stream bank. The water and ice have taken about fifteen feet of my yard away. The water now exceeds the boundaries of the easement. It has now become a big financial burden for me to try to correct this . What can I do?

i own property in california with a former partner. i gave her a quit claim deed and have relinquished my claim on the property. she is trying to get a loan modification and even though the lender has the quit claim, they are requiring me to sign the new loan papers. i do not feel like i should be required to sign nor should i have any responsibility for this property since i have quit claimed it over. what should i do and what are my rights in this situation?f