Adverse Possession

Protecting and Defending Property Ownership

Under limited circumstances, Tennessee law allows ownership rights to arise through adverse possession. These cases require careful legal analysis and often involve historical use, surveys, deeds, tax records, and witness testimony.

Pratt Law represents clients asserting and defending adverse possession claims involving:

• Residential property
• Commercial property
• Boundary disputes
• Vacant land
• Fence disputes
• Rural property
• Agricultural property

Whether asserting ownership or defending against an adverse possession claim, Pratt Law develops litigation strategies designed to protect your property rights.