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October 27, 2024
What You Need to Know About Direct Taking in Alabama’s Use of its Eminent Domain Power
While qualifying government entities have the right to invoke eminent domain authority to seize private land, homeowners have rights during this process. Contact a skilled attorney today to learn more about the condemnation process.
October 13, 2024
How Does the Government’s Temporary Use of Property Work in Alabama?
Temporary taking involves the government’s temporary acquisition of private property for specific purposes such as construction projects or utility work. Learn more about your legal rights and options as an Alabama property owner today.
September 27, 2024
How Texas Landowners Can Qualify for Relocation Expenses in Eminent Domain Cases
Texas landowners are entitled to adequate compensation for their property and relocation costs when facing condemnation proceedings. Learn more about your legal rights and options today by reaching out to an experienced Texas condemnation attorney.
September 13, 2024
Proving Government Actions in Inverse Condemnation in Texas
If the government takes or damages private property without providing just compensation, landowners may be able to take legal action by filing an inverse condemnation lawsuit. Learn more by contacting a skilled Texas condemnation attorney today.
August 27, 2024
Key Differences in Texas Local and State Inverse Condemnation
If a local or state government has damaged your property’s value, you may be able to file an inverse condemnation lawsuit to recover compensation. Contact a highly qualified Texas condemnation attorney today to learn more.
August 13, 2024
Exploring Eminent Domain: Can Your Land Be Taken Without Consent?
While private property owners enjoy several legal rights, a government entity can invoke its eminent domain power in certain situations to take your land. Learn more about your rights as a property owner during the condemnation process by speaking with an attorney today.
