GEOFFREY MURRYSan Francisco Boundary Dispute Lawyer
Focused and skilled representation in disputes over property use and ownership, particularly between neighbors and adjoining landowners, real estate transactions, HOAs, construction, and commercial landlords and tenants.
Boundary disputes can arise when neighboring property owners disagree about where one property ends and another begins. These disputes may involve fences, retaining walls, landscaping, driveways, structures, surveys, title records, easements, or claims based on long-term use.
More than 20 years of experience
Geoffrey Murry represents San Francisco Bay Area property owners in boundary and property-line disputes involving residential, commercial, and common interest properties.
Common boundary dispute issues
Fence line disputes
Encroachments
Survey disagreements
Retaining walls
Driveways and access areas
Construction defect claims
Title and ownership disputes
Partition actions
HOA and common interest development disputes
Resolving boundary disputes
Some boundary disputes can be resolved through negotiation, boundary agreements, easement agreements, or corrected documents. Others require litigation to determine rights, remove encroachments, or clarify ownership.
FAQ
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A boundary dispute is a disagreement between neighboring property owners about the location, use, or legal effect of a property line. Boundary disputes often involve fences, surveys, encroachments, easements, driveways, or structures built near or over a property line.
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Geoffrey Murry handles boundary dispute litigation matters in the San Francisco Bay Area involving encroachments, survey disagreements, retaining walls, driveways and access areas, easements, adverse possession concerns, title and ownership issues, and neighbor construction near a property line
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Geoffrey Murry represents clients in San Francisco and throughout the Bay Area.
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582 Market Street, Suite 607
San Francisco, California 94104 -
Phone: 415.805.7158 or Email: geoffrey@gmrel.com