Eminent Domain Definition – Eminent domain is the term given to the inherent power of the state (meaning any public agency) to seize a citizen’s private property, without the owner’s consent. In most cases, the government agency will condemn the property and purchase right-of-way to use it for a public project for the “greater good.”

For property owners, eminent domain can be a complex and confusing process. If you receive a Notice of Intent to Acquire, it is important to understand that the government is not necessarily looking out for your best interests. To get a fair and equitable compensation for your land, you will benefit from finding an expert who can shine a light on all the facts and uncover the details that will help find the true value of your property improvements or business relocation.

Martyn is honest. He does not step over the laws, but knows that many things are open to interpretation. He was good at making arguments to support our position.

Mark Holzemer, President
Bellegrove Pharmacy & Bellegrove Medical Supply