Can the Government just TAKE MY PROPERTY? We have your answers. 

Can the Government force me to RELOCATE my business ??? We have your answers.

How much COMPENSATION can I expect? We have your answers.

A government entity’s right to acquire property, and force the relocation of a farm, businesses, or residence is not absolute.  In order to take property from people, the government must comply with eminent domain law.  Because they MUST do so, it can be challenged!  We know that when you are affected by eminent domain, it’s a constant challenge for you to deal with the problem, and keep your life and business moving forward, so we are here to help you.

For months, or even years, you may spend time and money discussing the situation with government agents (who don’t really care about you) in order to resolve your case, without ever knowing if your rights were fully protected, or if any money was left on the table. The main problem you face, is that you are not able to walk away from the deal if you do not like the government’s offer, which weakens your ability to negotiate, and ultimately leads to a lower settlement.

HOW WE CAN HELP …

By retaining an Eminent Domain Law Firm, you are showing the government that you are willing to take the matter to court, and you will do so if they are not reasonable. This makes it possible to truly and fully negotiate a complete resolution of your matter. And if a settlement is not reasonable, we are fully willing and able to take the case to trial to let and judge and/or jury make the final decision.

​The government’s right to acquire property CAN BE CHALLENGED, and the amount of compensation paid by the government CAN BE CHALLENGED. Even if you are not ready to hire an attorney right now, please feel free to contact MFoxLaw to talk about your situation and the entire eminent domain process.

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