Top Real Estate Lawyers in Saddle Brook | 2 available

2 Real Estate lawyers are available in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, including Allen Susser and William Howard Mulder. These lawyers are rated between 4.0/5 to 5.0/5 and 60% provide free consultation.

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Allen Susser

Firm: Cohn Lifland Pearlman Herrmann & Knopf LLP

250 Pehle Avenue , Saddle Brook , New Jersey 07663

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Commercial Transactions, Creditors Rights

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William Howard Mulder

Firm: Law Office of William H. Mulder

440 N. Midland Avenue , Saddle Brook , New Jersey 07663

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Bankruptcy, General Practice

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“I worked with Bill on a recent real estate closing, and he was a true professional from start to finish. He communicated clearly, stayed on top of every detail, and made the proces…”

— Ilya Geldman

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Does our neighbor have an easement across our property? | Aug 18, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: New Jersey Genuinely curious because I have been arguing with my dad over this for the past two or so hours. I'm a year away from finishing law school and CALI'd Property my first year so tend to believe I'm right but he is absolutely not convinced. (He is not a lawyer). I digress: Our neighbor (I'll call him Bob) has lived across the street from our house for well over 30 or so years. We just moved into the neighborhood three years ago. Part of our property, owned legally by us, consists of a strip of land across the side of our backyard (outside of our fenced-in yard area) able to be used as a path and wide enough for vehicles to pass through. Bob, since we moved in, has regularly driven his pickup truck through this path to move bundles of wood off of his property. This has occurred a couple of times per month. We had a conversation with him recently; apparently he has been doing this "forever" (well before we ever moved in). The previous owner of our house, call him Jim, never said anything about it. My dad apparently doesn't like Bob's use of the property and wants to put up some sort of barriers to prevent him from entering; Bob in the recent conversation referred to the path as "my easement" and believes that he has the right to use the land because he has been using it for so long. Am I…

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