Property Dispute and Real Estate Litigation Attorney in Northeast Georgia

Property rights disputes in Northeast Georgia range from straightforward boundary line disagreements to complex easement conflicts and adverse possession claims spanning decades. We handle every phase, from title research and survey review through trial in superior court.

Boundary Line Disputes

Boundary disputes often arise from ambiguous deed descriptions, conflicting surveys, or changes in the landscape over time. GA Law Group works with licensed Georgia surveyors to establish the true boundary, then pursues a quiet title action or negotiates a boundary line agreement as the circumstances warrant.

Easement Disputes

Easements, which are rights to use another person's property for a specific purpose, are a frequent source of dispute in Northeast Georgia's growing communities. Disputes arise over the scope of an easement, interference with an existing easement, and whether an easement has been abandoned. GA Law Group represents both easement holders and landowners whose property is burdened by easement claims.

Adverse Possession

Under Georgia law, possession that is public, continuous, exclusive, uninterrupted, peaceable, and under a claim of right (O.C.G.A. § 44-5-161) can ripen into title after 20 years (§ 44-5-163), or after 7 years under color of title (§ 44-5-164). We pursue adverse possession claims for long-term possessors and defend landowners against them.