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Question: Real Estate - Michigan

Asked on 10/14/2009
Michigan Adverse possession laws
We own 4 acres in MI that has an easement between 2 houses. The owner of one house has been mowing a strip of grass on our property, should we put up no treaspassing signs does he have a claim to that piece of property.

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The adverse possession law requires 15 consecutive years of control over property for one to assert adverse possession.  If you would like to discuss this matter in further detail please call me, John Tatone at 586-868-5100



  • Answered on 11/3/2009
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