Sicklerville, NJ asked in Land Use & Zoning and Real Estate Law for New Jersey

Q: I moved in my home and 1.4 acre of my land is being farmed by the previous owners family. What should I do to reclaim it

My house I bought sits on 4 acres. The seller inherited the land from his grandparents. My next door neighbor is the previous owners brother who owns an identical lot to mine. Behind my property is a planted field with corn by the previous owners uncle. The guy I bought it from used to let his uncle plant in about an 1.4 acres of what is now my property. I have plans for this land and it's my property now. How should I approach this.

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Leonard R. Boyer
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  • Real Estate Law Lawyer
  • Clifton, NJ
  • Licensed in New Jersey

A: You need to retain an experienced local land use and zoning law. These are the type of cases, where you really need a politically connected attorney to accomplish anything. Good luck.

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