Precise written legal descriptions and easement exhibits for attorneys, property owners, and title companies. We translate access rights, utility corridors, and boundary intent into recordable language and matching exhibit maps.
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A legal description is the written definition of a parcel or easement area — most often expressed as a metes-and-bounds description that walks the boundary course by course. An easement description defines the specific area where one party holds a right to use another's land, such as for access or utilities. Together with a plat or exhibit map, these documents give attorneys, owners, and title companies a clear, recordable picture of exactly what land is affected.
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A legal description is the written definition of a parcel or easement area, often as a metes-and-bounds description, that identifies its boundaries precisely enough to be recorded and referenced in deeds and title documents.
You typically need one when granting or defining access or utility easements, preparing deeds, adjusting lot lines, or resolving title issues that require a clear written and graphic definition of the affected area.
Yes. We pair each written legal description with a plat or exhibit map that illustrates the described area so attorneys, owners, and title companies can review and record matching documents.
Not always. Some descriptions can be prepared from recorded records, while others require field location to tie the easement or boundary to existing monuments. We scope the field work to what your matter needs.
Yes. We routinely work alongside attorneys and title companies, delivering descriptions and exhibits in a format that supports your deed, easement, or title resolution documents.
Survey work is completed by, or under the responsible charge of, California-licensed Professional Land Surveyors. When a stamped survey is required, the final deliverable will identify the responsible licensee for that project.
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