Posted by MSD on April 05, 2010 at 17:55:10 from (4.254.221.93):
In Reply to: OT I finaly did it. posted by ILLEFTY on April 05, 2010 at 14:12:04:
I would think if you couldn"t press charges the sheriff would have informed you, not the other guy"s attorney. They will throw all kinds of stuff at you and to a judge with the hope that something will stick or work. If they can raise enough questions, the judge will ask for further briefs and $$$$ later maybe a hearing. Ask for a summary judgment if you have to deal any further with him. It might save you time and money if you have a strong enough argument that the judge will agree with. Only cost me $14,000 to settle easement issues that the guy using my land brought up. 2 years later the judge finally ruled in my favor on those issues but I still have to let him use the easement.
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