Doing a simulated trial with the Utah Land Surveyors On February 20, 2020, I had the pleasure of participating in a mock trial, with the Utah Conference of Land Surveyors in St. George, Utah. Thank you to Jason Foose for organizing this. I was able to work with John Stahl, Brent Bateman, and other talented…

Today I am giving a presentation to the Utah Council of Surveyors in St. George, Utah.  We have a good topic on easements, and I have some good helpers to illustrate the points. I hope things go well. Here is a copy of the presentation, which is not legal advice. Easements v21 final

For reference, here is the Utah Boundary Law presentation which I deliver on October 18, to the Real Estate section of the Utah State Bar. There is far more material than I can cover in one hour, so I attach it. I look forward to this presentation, and hope it is useful.

Today I am at the Land Surveyors convention in Las Vegas. My thanks to the Western Conference of Land Surveyors for allowing me to come.  I was honored to be able to give a presentation on Boundary Line Agreements and Lot Line Adjustments. This is a topic in which there is much need to help…

Yesterday I filed a pleading, in the fight of a boundary-criminal case: Pleading 88_Redacted

You arrange for a land survey, because you need to know where your boundary is.  You wonder what is taking the surveyor so long, since all he/she has to do is bring out that GPS thing, which shows where your boundary is, right? Nope. It is more complicated than that.  Boundaries are controlled by things…