Common Real Estate Disputes in West Virginia (And How They’re Resolved)
This guide breaks down the kinds of conflicts homeowners, landlords, tenants, developers, and mineral‑rights owners commonly face, why those disputes start, and the practical ways West Virginia law resolves them. You’ll find which issues we see most often in Charleston and the Kanawha Valley, step‑by‑step guidance for boundary and eviction matters, how easement and contract claims are handled, and what to watch for with adverse possession, mineral rights, and eminent domain. The guide also explains when mediation makes sense versus litigation, summarizes legal tools like quiet title and ejectment, and describes how an experienced real estate litigator can protect your interests. Local terms such as Magistrate Court and Circuit Court are used throughout, and the content includes actionable checklists, comparison tables, and clear next steps for protecting property rights in West Virginia.
