- How does the state acquire my property?
- What criteria are important for selecting an appraiser
- Can I stop the government from taking my property by the use of its eminent domain powers?
How does the State acquire my property?
What criteria are important for selecting an appraiser for an eminent domain case?
An eminent domain appraiser should meet the following standards: a. Thorough understanding of eminent domain valuation rules; b. Experience with property type being acquired; c. Ability to write a comprehensive and thoroughly reasoned appraisal report; and, d. Ability and experience as a witness in court. Learn more about the importance of selecting an appraiser in eminent domain law.
Can I stop the government from taking my property by the use of its eminent domain powers?
The eminent domain process can be stopped if the proposed taking does not meet the requirements for public necessity or public purpose. If these tests are met, the government cannot be stopped from taking your property, but the government cannot dictate the price it will pay, either. Learn more about challenging the right to take in eminent domain.