Easement by prescription is a type of easement where a claimant obtains property rights related to use of another property owner's property without having to bargain and pay for such property rights. Prescriptive rights are unwritten rights. Read More

On the north coast of Oregon, ejectment actions can provide a means to remove unauthorized occupants from property in Clatsop County and Tillamook County. Whether an ejectment action is the right option depends on the facts and circumstances. Read More

Quiet title actions are a type of lawsuit where a judge decides the nature of a party's legal or equitable property rights. On the north coast of Oregon, such lawsuits are heard in Clatsop County Circuit Court and Tillamook County Circuit Court. Read More

Buyers in Clatsop County, Oregon, should research a number of issues which can arise, including neighbor issues, development limitations, landslide and ground movement issues, sewer lines, and property lines issues.. Read More

A Clatsop County landlord or property manager planning to evict a tenant should carefully organize and plan the eviction process. Commons problems include: acceptance of rent; improper service; leaving out parties; invalid notice; not filing notice. Read More

Every successful residential eviction case in Clatsop County, Oregon, has certain common elements. It is important for a landlord or property manager to carefully evaluate an eviction case, in order to ensure a successful eviction. Read More

Residential no-cause evictions on the north coast require compliance with Oregon landlord-tenant law. The Clatsop County Circuit Court in Astoria and the Tillamook County Circuit Court in Tillamook decide no-cause eviction cases on the north coast. Read More

Oregon for-cause evictions in Clatsop County communities, including Astoria, Warrenton, Gearhart, Seaside, and Cannon Beach, are decided at the Clatsop County Circuit Court in downtown Astoria. Such cases are decided by a judge, not a jury. Read More