Adverse possession transfers title to one who occupies land openly and hostilely for the statutory period.

A boundary dispute concerns the location of a property line between adjoining parcels.

An easement by necessity arises where a parcel would otherwise be landlocked following a division of property.

An easement dispute concerns the existence, scope, location, or termination of a right to use another's land.

An encroachment is a structure or improvement extending onto a neighboring parcel without right.

A private nuisance is a substantial and unreasonable interference with another's use and enjoyment of land.

A partition action divides jointly owned property or orders its sale and division of proceeds among co-owners.

A prescriptive easement arises from open, hostile, continuous use of another's land for the statutory period.

A quiet title action asks a court to resolve competing claims to real property and establish clear ownership.

A restrictive covenant limits how property may be used, binding successive owners where it runs with the land.

Trespass to land is an unauthorized physical intrusion onto property, actionable without proof of harm.

Waste is conduct by a possessor that permanently damages property to the detriment of another with an interest in it.