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1 real estate lawyers are available in Forest, Virginia, including Craig Tiller. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 55% provide free consultation.

Craig Tiller

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Charlottesville, Virginia ZIP 22901 65.3 mi away 5 lawyers

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Craig Tiller

Firm: Craig P. Tiller, Esq., PLLC

15421 Forest Road. , Forest , Virginia 24551

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Family , Personal Injury, Real Estate , Traffic Violations, Workers Compensation, Family

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“Mr Tiller represented me in a reckless driving case. He was able to get it reduced to regular speedi”

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“Would not recommend!! , did not feel Mr. Tiller defended me in the slightest, felt as if i was another case dumped on his desk! Very disappointed in him and his disrespectfulness t…”

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[Virginia] My fenceline and lamdscaping potentially encroaches on my neighbor's lot | Aug 12, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Virginia Throwaway for hopefully obvious reasons. I recently bought a house in a subdivision and purchased a survey as a part of that process. During closing, the title company informed me that my fence and landscaping encroached on my neighbor's property for quite a length and some feet inwards in places. They advised me at the moment to keep it to ourselves and we proceeded to close. It hasnt sat well with me since. Obviously in a perfect world, fences would align with boundaries. In my case, it swings out to avoid a sewer entrance that borders the property. The previous owners of my house did a ton of landscaping work in this area. Do I search for a consult with a local real estate attorney at this point? I think informing the neighbors is the good and right thing to do, but I want to protect myself and ours as well. And we simply cant afford the price to go through landscaping/fencing costs plus HOA process too.

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