Michigan Court of Appeals Rules Subdivision Property Owners Do Not Have Riparian Rights
Often, buyers purchase waterfront property assuming they have the right to access and use the water. If the neighbors in the community all agree and
Often, buyers purchase waterfront property assuming they have the right to access and use the water. If the neighbors in the community all agree and
One of the best compliments an attorney can have is when an opposing party hires the attorney who sued them in a subsequent case
As land use attorneys, we get many questions regarding water rights. These questions typically involve lake or river access and navigation. These questions generally fall
The Michigan Zoning Enabling Act, MCL 125.3101 et seq. (“MZEA”), authorizes municipalities to create zoning ordinances that regulate land use within their borders. The MZEA
It is no secret that landowners who abut a body of water (riparian owners) often deal with others attempting to access that water. Earlier
The Aspen Times reported today about the impact of a religious land use case litigated by Daniel Dalton a decade ago and the relationship between the
Owning waterfront land is not easy. Depending on the state you live in, the land that’s adjacent to a body of water normally carries with it
Central Oregon is truly beautiful. Among the varying landscapes, the interesting cities, the Cascade Mountains and the beauty of Mt. Hood is a little city
The law firm of Dalton & Tomich, PLC is proud to announce that it is partnering with the ABA Land Use Institute as a presenting
The issue of defining the term “religious institution” and determining whether an entity is a religious institution under RLUIPA (the Religious Land Use & Institutionalized
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