Articles and Publications

A disagreement with a neighbor may seem minor at first, but boundary problems, nuisance claims, easement disputes, and encroachments can quickly affect your property rights, transactions, development plans, and long-term asset value. Learn how to identify when a neighbor issue creates real legal risk—and why addressing it early can help avoid delays, added costs, and litigation.

If you own or are evaluating a former mobilehome park site after a California wildfire, your property rights may remain intact—but the path forward can become legally and politically complicated. Learn how zoning, emergency orders, mobilehome residency protections, affordable housing concerns, and local land use rules may affect rebuilding, redevelopment, timing, and project risk.

If your mobilehome community was destroyed by wildfire, California law may give displaced residents the right to return if the park owner chooses to rebuild. But when a park is not rebuilt, the legal issues become more complicated. Learn how California’s Mobilehome Residency Law, wildfire recovery rules, and property rights may affect residents, owners, and redevelopment decisions.