Team of Experienced Ohio Real Estate Attorneys
Agricultural real estate issues involve elements that may be foreign to lawyers not well-versed in agribusiness law. At Barrett, Easterday, Cunningham & Eselgroth, LLP, we are nationally-respected voices on agriculture law issues and have extensive experience helping farmers, agricultural producers and other businesses and individuals with complex real estate issues.
If you are a farmer, agricultural producer or agribusiness in need of real estate legal support, contact us for experienced counsel. Our law firm's attorneys combine their legal knowledge and background in agriculture law to develop effective solutions in real estate.
Skilled Columbus, Ohio, Residential and Commercial Property Lawyers
At Barrett, Easterday, Cunningham & Eselgroth, LLP, we have extensive experience representing owners, borrowers, lenders, landlords, tenants and other interested parties in a wide range of commercial and residential real property issues. Since 2002, our firm's Ohio, residential and commercial property attorneys have handled a wide range of legal areas, including:
- Land acquisitions
- Financing
- Leasing
- Permits
- Land use
- Zoning
- Eminent domain issues
- Environmental issues
- Tax planning
- Adverse possession
Focusing on Adverse Possession
Under state law, it is possible for one person to gain ownership of another's land simply by using it for a set period of time. For instance, if one farmer owned a piece of land, and another started cultivating and growing on it with no objection from the owner, the user of the land could eventually gain title to it.
This is a complex and often forgotten aspect of real estate law. Our firm's Ohio real estate lawyers remain at the cutting-edge of adverse possession litigation. We offer an in-depth understanding of the statutes and case law regarding adverse possession law.
Condominiums House More Than People
It is not unusual for individuals to reside in condominiums or to work in an office that is organized as a condominium. However, condominiums are not just for people. We have experience organizing a grain condominium, an arrangement where local farmers purchased condominium units in a shared arrangement to store their grain.
In the case of a grain condominium, each owner owns the right to store a certain number of bushels of grain in a larger grain storage bin or silo. The condominium owners share in the expense of maintaining the overall grain storage bin or silo. This is an alternative to building on-farm storage or paying storage fees to a commercial warehouse operator. The ownership units are subject to sale or transfer to others in accordance with the condominium’s organizational documents and rules.
Contact Our Law Firm's Ohio Real Estate Attorneys Today
If you are a farmer or agricultural producer in need of legal guidance, contact us today online or by phone at 888-556-6409 to speak with a highly-skilled Ohio lawyer. We represent clients from Columbus, Dublin, Westerville, Powell and throughout Ohio and the United States. Our law firm is headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, a northwest suburb of Columbus.