Don Wilson presents a 3-part, interactive course covering easements and reversion rights.
Part 1 of this course deals with the basic elements of easements and rights in land, particularly those interest which are less than absolute, or fee simple, ownership.
Part 2 contains information on the creation, alteration and termination of public highways and other types of roads.
Part 3 covers reversion rights that occur when an easement is terminated. In order to have a full understanding of the existence of easements and their resulting reversion rights.
At the conclusion of this course, the student will: • Understand the nature of easements and how they relate to land ownership. • Be familiar with Rights-of-way, being that they are the most frequently encountered and troublesome. • Understand how to divide the easement rights among the owners entitled to the reversion when the need arises. • Be familiar with the different categories of roads and highways in the U.S. and characteristics of each. • Understand the ways a public way can be created over a parcel of land • Be familiar with highway abandonment • Describe the impact of reversion of easements on boundary lines. Explain reversion rights as applied to highways. Illustrate the various methods of creating prolonged boundary lines for different highway configurations and locations.
8 hrs. Program