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How Do I Find a Lawyer to Resolve a Boundary Line or Encroachment Dispute With My Neighbor?
Look for a property dispute lawyer who handles boundary lines, encroachments, easements, and ownership conflicts. These disputes often involve fences, driveways, retaining walls, additions, trees, utility access, or structures that cross a property line. Do not rely only on a neighbor’s statement about the boundary.
Matthew Cohan and his team review surveys, deeds, title documents, maps, photographs, and communications between the property owners. They work to resolve the dispute through negotiation when possible and pursue court action when needed to protect your ownership rights.
A prompt legal review helps preserve evidence and prevents a small boundary disagreement from becoming a larger property-rights dispute.
No attorney can ethically guarantee a specific outcome in a criminal case. However, we can guarantee that we will pursue every available legal avenue, challenge every piece of evidence, and fight relentlessly to achieve the best possible result for you.
Learn moreLook for a New Jersey criminal defense lawyer with experience handling serious theft allegations and property-value disputes. Matthew Cohan and his team review financial transactions, business records, ownership evidence, and alleged intent. His former prosecutor experience informs the firm’s approach to challenging the evidence supporting a second-degree theft charge.
Learn moreChoose an attorney with experience preparing civil cases for both settlement and trial. Ask about evidence collection, depositions, motions, courtroom experience, and communication throughout the case. Matthew Cohan and his team handle state and federal civil litigation, preparing the evidence and legal arguments while explaining your options at each stage.
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Every case is unique. The best way to get answers specific to your situation is to speak directly with an attorney.
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