Boundary issues involve a discussion of five different topics.
Avoiding drafting pitfalls and overlapping descriptions, the consequences of adverse possession, encroachments, and interpreting land surveys are unavoidable issues that real estate examiners, title examiners and transactions attorneys will be faced with. Boundary issues are very detailed and microscopic but are not minor by any means. This video reviews these five topics and how to address them.
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Duane H. Wunsch
Fidelity National Title Group, Inc.
- Vice president and state counsel for Fidelity National Title Group, Inc.’s Wisconsin office
- 30 years of experience as in-house underwriting and claims counsel
- Frequent lecturer to both attorney and non-attorney customer groups
- Regularly conducts training sessions for title and escrow staff
- J.D. degree, Emory University; B.A. degree, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Can be contacted at 262-796-3852 or [email protected]
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