Protect Your Land - Stop Illegal Dumping, Handle Trespassers and Squatters in a Cabin, Make No Trespassing Signs Count, and Speak Up When a Development Goes In Next Door #1012418

You walk out to your land and find a pile of trash at the gate, tire tracks across a field, smoke from a cabin that should be empty, or survey flags on the farm next door. Most advice online boils down to one line: get a camera. What it skips is the hard part: who to call, what is actually enforceable, and how to protect yourself while you wait for an official to act. Protect Your Land is a calm, practical guide for owners of rural, wooded and vacant land. It is not about buying land, arguing over a fence line, negotiating an easement or suing over cut trees; other books cover those. It is about defending land you already own from dumping, trespass, squatters and unwanted development next door, without confrontation, force or guesswork. It is general education, not legal advice. Every rule varies by state and county, so the book shows you how to ask the right local office, and when to call a local attorney. Inside, you'll learn: Keep this beside your deed and your phone, and know your next call before the next problem appears.