On an Oak Creek Street, a Retired Navy SEAL Took Off His Flannel Shirt
“Harry Caldwell knows about this four-foot strip,” I said.
“Of course he knows,” Nora said quietly.
“That’s why Trent keeps parking his heavy squat rack and gym equipment right along your grass.”
“He’s trying to physically take over the four-foot easement strip before any official survey settles it,” I said.
“A paper trail beats loud voices, David,” Nora said.
She turned the heavy parchment toward me so I could read the notarized legal description.
The original lot measurements were laid out in crisp black typewriter print from forty years ago.