I just remembered something else you could try.A lawyer will probably write any letter you tell him to.Ask the Lawyer what he thinks is going to happen,have the lawyer write something in the letter about what the bad parts for him will be and send it to him.You telling him something probably wont mean much to him,but when he gets a letter from a lawyer saying he is being sued for an easement and that he is going to pay the lawyer fees and for surveyors and then have some arbitrators salaries and anything else he can think of and and estimated price of you know 5 or so thousand dollars and some such as that,plus the road is going to stay where it is anyway,and he is going to loose and have to pay all these fees, and see what he does.If he backs off get a easement and get him to sign it and his bitching is over.You might get a letter for 50 dollars instead of a thousand. Just an idea.
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