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The Dangers of Vague Language in Easements (opens the original)
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Vague language in easements is one of the most common sources of property disputes. When the wording is unclear, owners, neighbors, and even tenants can find themselves fighting over basic questions and creating enforcement issues over time. An easement is a legal right to use someone else’s land for a specific, limited purpose, such as access, parking, or utilities, without owning that land. The land burdened by the easement is called the “servient estate,” and the land or party that benefits i
How to Deal with Tenant Personal Property After Eviction (opens the original)
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When a Pennsylvania tenant leaves belongings behind after an eviction or move‑out, you cannot simply toss everything in the dumpster and change the locks. Act 129, which amended the Landlord and Tenant Act of 1951, sets out specific rules for notice, storage, and disposal—and ignoring them can expose you to real liability. With a clear process, though, you can protect yourself, clear the unit, and stay on the right side of the law. Under Pennsylvania law, tenants are required to remove their per
Security Deposits in Pennsylvania- A Practical Guide for Landlords (opens the original)
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Security deposits are one of the most frequent sources of disputes between Pennsylvania landlords and their tenants, and missteps in this area can be costly. By understanding and systematizing your security‑deposit practices, you can reduce your risk of litigation, protect your investment, and maintain more predictable cash flow. Pennsylvania imposes strict limits on how much you may hold as a security deposit, and those limits change as the tenancy matures. Practically, this means that if a ten
Navigating Post-Eviction Challenges in Manufactured Home Communities (opens the original)
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The most unique part of a manufactured home community is the relationship between the landlord and the tenants. While an eviction and return of personal property marks the end of a traditional landlord-tenant matter, manufactured home community residents are evicted from the lot, but still own the home that sits on the lot. Therefore, landlords should be sure to follow the proper processes. The Manufactured Home Community Rights Act (MHCRA) governs the relationship between manufactured home comm
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Judgment Enforcement: Practical Considerations for Creditors (opens the original)
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Obtaining a judgment is always the goal of a plaintiff in litigation, but it is only half the battle. Collecting on your judgment can be slower, more expensive, and more restrictive than many creditors expect. A court judgment confirms that the defendant owes money, but it does not automatically put cash in the creditor’s hands or require that the defendant immediately do so. How burdensome post-judgment collection is depends on what assets the debtor has, where those assets are located, how the
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