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Chootar Laal
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Easement between attached homes.

Chootar Laal
  • Boston, MA
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I own two rowhouses and the dividing line between them splits a driveway down the middle in the back.

If I want one of the rowhouses to have access to the full driveway, would I need an easement or a right-of-way? I'm asking because I may sell one of the rowhouses in the future.

Also do I need an attorney to do the easement for me or I can write one up myself? Anyone in the Boston area who can help?

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