Real Property

I bought my property 25 years ago and to get to the property I have access through an easement, about 50 feet. The easement is shared by Green township and the joining farm. The township has had ownership for longer than I've lived here and the farm has been owned for 13 years. Due to a civil dispute the farmer has blocked this easement including what the township owns. The township also owns the old historical Quaker Cemetery that is next to the easement. Is this legal after this long. Thanks!! Help

There is a new builder in our neighborhood who is not following the protective covenants and subsequently decreasing the value of our existing homes. Do we have recourse? Can we require him to follow the existing covenants legally?

I am trying to preserve my real property from Medicaid's estate recovery act taking my only asset. I wanted to know if an irrevocable life estate interest for me to continue living in my home until death, then the remainder beneficiary to my adult disabled daughter could work. And, if this deed could accomplish the goal, what are the tax consequences of such. Also, is it possibile for a revocable life estate interest in a deed? If so, what are the consequential tax differences?

We are thinkings about buying a house that is going to be up for tax sale but we heard that the owner has 1 year to make good on the back taxes if the person pays the bidder the amount the bidder has paid on the house and the taxes is this right?

Hi, I own a home in Florida in my name only. I plan to get married to a veteran and if I put the property in both of our names titled Tenants by the Entirety, we are completely exempt from paying property taxes. The problem is, we both have children from other marriages. My home has sentimental value and all my children were raised there. In addition, I have always planned and informed my children that when I pass, that the house will go to them. I am with the understanding that If I get married and put the homestead property in my and my new husband's name as Tenants By The Entirety that if I pass before he, he will own the house completely and then if he passes, his children would be the heirs left and my children would not be entitled to any of it, again if I pass before he does. Is there a way to put Florida property in Tenants By The Entirety to where both sides of children (heirs) would receive a share at the time of our deaths if we pass on at different times?