Michigan neighbours built a boardwalk and dock believing they could share lake access, but never signed an easement; after new owners blocked the route, a court upheld $55,750 for improvements on land they did not own
Representative Image (AI-generated) Sharing access to a lakefront can seem like a straightforward arrangement between neighbours, particularly when both families contribute money and effort to build facilities. But an informal understanding can become a costly property dispute when ownership changes and the new owners refuse to honour the arrangement. In Michigan, a couple who helped…
