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  • 10 Tips for Successfully Dealing with Your HOA

    If you live in a condominium, townhouse, or other type of home in a new development, you are probably familiar with condo and homeowner’s associations, or HOAs. As many as 20% of Americans may now live in a community run by one of these co-op boards, according to the Community Associations Institute . These organizations are founded by developers and then taken over by community volunteers, who ...
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  • How Are Property Disputes Handled in a Divorce?

    When a married couple decides to divorce in Oklahoma, any property the spouses share will need to be divided. This is likely to lead to a heated confrontation, especially when real estate property is on the line. No one wants to give up a valuable and cherished piece of real estate, such as the family home. How does an Oklahoma divorce court settle property disputes as they arise? Oklahoma’s ...
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  • How Does Oklahoma Law Handle Easements on Property?

    Sometimes a person or party who owns or controls a plot of land is not the only party who benefits from that land and its use. When a third party has an interest in the use of land for their own gain but do not own that land, Oklahoma state law may allow them to receive an easement . In basic terms, a court-approved easement allows one party to use the property of another party within set ...
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  • HOA Disputes & Disagreements: What to Do

    When you live in a community that is governed by a homeowner’s association (HOA), you must adhere to specific rules and guidelines. Because of this, disputes between the HOA and residents who own property can often arise. While a property developer usually sets up the HOA and its rules, residents have the power to join the HOA and amend the rules, depending on the procedures contained in the ...
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  • Real Estate: Boundary and Easement Disputes

    One of the most common issues that arise between neighboring property owners is the location of property lines, otherwise known as boundary disputes. These arguments occur when property owners are not able to agree on property line locations or when structures or fences are placed in such a way that they actually encroach on a neighboring property. While one of the best ways to avoid souring a ...
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