How Do You Amend Existing Property Easement?
You may have to amend an existing property easement because the terms of the easement may no longer be consistent, which will leave the land vulnerable to being misused or the land trust to disputed. The easement may have once permitted a use of the property that may now be considered a threat to the land, or it may have restricted a use that is now beneficial for the land. There could also be impossible restrictions, drafting errors, or mutual misunderstandings. When having a existing property easement amended you must determine what changes will be made and what terms will remain the same. You and the other party must know what your rights are and how they are going to be affected by the changes that are going to be made to the new easement. Then both parties must agree on the changes being made, the terms that will remain the same, and the wording of the easement. Once you have agreed then you can either write up the easement yourself or take it to your lawyer and have him or her wr
