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Phillips & Angley is a sophisticated, general practice law firm that provides a broad range of legal services to individual and corporate clients. Our goal is to respond to our clients' business and personal needs with timely, excellent legal representation and to act responsibly and professionally in protecting their interests and vindicating their rights. Our clients receive the personal attention inherent in a small law firm and benefit from a highly qualified staff of capable and experienced

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Jeffrey T. Angley has been in the business of protecting landowners and real estate developers from the past 25 years helping them overcome daunting legal obstacles in residential and commercial projects throughout Eastern Massachusetts, including the South Shore and Cape Cod. Jeffrey T. Angley, P.C. understands that a permitting delay or mid-construction dispute adds substantial costs and other pressures to the underway project. The attorneys at Jeffrey T. Angley, P.C. have made it sure that th

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A landowner owes a responsibility of lateral-subjacent assistance to adjacent properties. Therefore, all property owners are entitled to expect that naturally occurring soil and water conditions, including the lateral help supplied by neighboring properties, will continue to be in their natural status. It is really a natural property right.

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Jeffrey T. Angley advises clients during the initial stages of property development and acquisition, including analysis of zoning regulations, review of special permit applications and assistance with real estate entity creation. Thus if you have partnered with Jeffrey T. Angley chances are that you will not get into any legal wrangles at a later stage.

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Our attorneys have the knowledge and experience to represent a broad range of clients, including small local businesses, national corporations, real estate developers and individual homeowners.

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Jeffrey T. Angley, P.C., a member of Phillips & Angley, is a Boston, Massachusetts, firm representing developers, landowners and businesses in Plymouth, Barnstable, Norfolk, Middlesex, Bristol and Suffolk counties. For more than 25 years, Jeffrey T. Angley has worked to protect the interests of developers and landowners who encounter daunting legal obstacles in residential and commercial projects throughout Eastern Massachusetts, including the South Shore and Cape Cod.At our Boston-based law fir

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Presently, Landowner 1 owns Lot A. Landowner 2 purchased Lot B, and then a few years later, also purchased adjacent Lot C, which was undeveloped. Landowner 2 would like to tear down the house on Lot B, and instead build a new house on his land so that it straddles both Lot B and Lot C. He would also like to use the easement that exists on Lot A in order to access his new house only in emergencies or for repairs.

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Presently, Landowner 1 owns Lot A. Landowner 2 purchased Lot B, and then a few years later, also purchased adjacent Lot C, which was undeveloped. Landowner 2 would like to tear down the house on Lot B, and instead build a new house on his land so that it straddles both Lot B and Lot C. He would also like to use the easement that exists on Lot A in order to access his new house only in emergencies or for repairs.

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At our Boston-based law firm, we understand that a permitting delay or mid-construction dispute adds substantial costs and other pressures. Our clients need swift results, which we deliver through aggressive, targeted action to protect hard-won land use and zoning permits, and to appeal improper permit decisions. Our land use, zoning and real estate litigation practice supports residential or commercial development through aggressive appeals of permits and representation in private land use disp

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Presently, Landowner 1 owns Lot A. Landowner 2 purchased Lot B, and then a few years later, also purchased adjacent Lot C, which was undeveloped. Landowner 2 would like to tear down the house on Lot B, and instead build a new house on his land so that it straddles both Lot B and Lot C. He would also like to use the easement that exists on Lot A in order to access his new house only in emergencies or for repairs.

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As with most cases, the best course of action for all interested parties, but particularly the dominant estate holder, is to first figure out if there is a way to convince the servient estate holder to consent to the use of the existing easement in conjunction with the proposed use. In many cases, the proposed use (and related easement access) is less intense than the rights that currently exist. If that does not result in a workable solution for the dominant estate holder, then pursuing a decla

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At our Boston-based law firm, we understand that a permitting delay or mid-construction dispute adds substantial costs and other pressures. Our clients need swift results, which we deliver through aggressive, targeted action to protect hard-won land use and zoning permits, and to appeal improper permit decisions.

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Mr. Angley regularly litigates cases before the Land Court, Superior Courts and Massachusetts Appeals Court, as well as before other courts and administrative agencies at the local, state and federal levels.

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Landowners who purchase and combine multiple, adjoining lots can sometimes find themselves in a quandary if there is an existing easement that benefits only one of those lots.

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For more than 25 years, Jeffrey T. Angley has worked to protect the interests of developers and landowners who encounter daunting legal obstacles in residential and commercial projects throughout Eastern Massachusetts, including the South Shore and Cape Cod.

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For more than 25 years, Jeffrey T. Angley has worked to protect the interests of developers and landowners who encounter daunting legal obstacles in residential and commercial projects throughout Eastern Massachusetts, including the South Shore and Cape Cod.

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Jeffrey T. Angley, P.C., serves clients in Massachusetts cities such as Boston, Quincy and others throughout Plymouth County, Barnstable County, Bristol County, Middlesex, Norfolk County and Suffolk County.

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Jeffrey T. Angley, P.C., a member of Phillips & Angley, is a Boston, Massachusetts, firm representing developers, landowners and businesses in Plymouth, Barnstable, Norfolk, Middlesex, Bristol and Suffolk counties.

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