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californiapete

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What is the name of your state? California. What are the chances of getting back lawyers fees on a fence dispute that we are defending against?
 


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HomeGuru

Senior Member
californiapete said:
What is the name of your state? California. What are the chances of getting back lawyers fees on a fence dispute that we are defending against?
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**A: sorry, my crystal ball is in the shop for repair.
 
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seniorjudge

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californiapete said:
What is the name of your state? California. What are the chances of getting back lawyers fees on a fence dispute that we are defending against?
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I'd say about 50-50.
 
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ENASNI

Senior Member
oh

The first half... unless of course the second half is the one where most of the importance lies.
 
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seniorjudge

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HomeGuru said:
**A: and would that be a 50% chance of getting 50% of the lawyers fees paid back, less or more?
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Yes, of course, unless it were proved to be not and then it would be reversed.
 
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californiapete

Junior Member
A little more on this case. We countersued for lawyers fees and they didn't respond, so we got a default judgement. They also lost on their "prescriptive easement" claim. They are now only suing for Equitable Easment,Conversion and Good Faith Improver (for work they did on the land over the last 18 years). Does this change our chances? Thanks for any advice...
 
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HomeGuru

Senior Member
californiapete said:
A little more on this case. We countersued for lawyers fees and they didn't respond, so we got a default judgement. They also lost on their "prescriptive easement" claim. They are now only suing for Equitable Easment,Conversion and Good Faith Improver (for work they did on the land over the last 18 years). Does this change our chances? Thanks for any advice...
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**A: my crystal ball is still in the shop. The parts are on order.
 
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