Karen Claimed Squatter's Rights To My Vacant Lot, Called Cops When I Knocked Down Her "Improvements" 

Squatter's rights only apply to abandoned land/buildings. As you mowed the lawn it wasn't abandoned.

I had to wear a prosthetic boot for 2 years before surgery on my ankle. It went from my knee to my toes and fastened at the front with Velcro. I was on a busy train, so I tucked my left leg under as far as I could, but my right leg wouldn’t go more than 45 degrees. A man looked at me with disgust, kicked my right foot and asked if I had a wooden leg. I pulled my trouser leg up from the back where it looked solid, knocked on the plastic with my fist and said “no, plastic actually”. I’ve never seen anyone blush such a dark red. He scurried off muttering something. Serves himself right!

Remember, anything within the boundary of your land, is your property and you can do with it as you please. Even if it's something someone else built on your property without permission.

Story 1, Karen was talking about adverse possession of property. And no, she had no legal right to claim that land. It takes 7 documented years of you maintaining a property you don't own and no one was using to claim it as yours. And if the property owner does come back, and kicks you off or does 1 thing of maintenance on that property up to the 7 year, to the day, mark you lose all claims to that land.

I think for squatters rights you need at least 10 years of documented use, documentation that you are receiving mail at that property and or that you are paying taxes on it

Last story: Many disabled people are accompanied by able bodied people often to help them, so it's not unusual, or wrong for an able bodied person to get out of the car in a handicapped spot, when accompanying a disabled person or picking them up. I had to do this for my mother in her later years, and I would load or unload her rolling walker in or out of the cargo area of my SUV. Mom's been gone over 20 years now, and now one of my brothers has to help me when I have to go out with my own rolling walker. Those things are a big help for many people. I was so happy when my mom got hers. She liked to go out a lot, but a place to sit down when necessary wasn't always available. Her RW came with a seat, and so does mine. RWs make life so much better for those who use them. Please don't always assume that an able bodied person using a handicapped spot is abusing the system. They may be with a disabled person, or may be there to pick up a disabled person. Also, many disabilities are not immediately apparent, while others may be worse on some days than on others. As long as the person has handicapped license plates or a handicapped placard, it's best to assume that they have a right to park there. You can't get them just by asking for them. You have to get paperwork from the DMV, fill out part of it, and have your doctor fill out a form explaining why you are qualified for a handicapped license or placard. Then you have to bring the paperwork back to the DMV, before you can get your handicapped placard or license.

Hope the cops caught squatter Karens' threat there at the end.

Story 1 Never heard of Squatter's rights applied to property for gardening before only property where someone is living

It sounded as though the AI was a bit constipated in Story 2

Squatters' Rights. Not an attorney (thank heaven) but have read about this type of situation. Karen is probably thinking about Adverse Possession, however, in many places it requires an extended, open, and visible use of a property--often 20 years or more. Squatter require living on/in the property and establishing residence, but may be removed as vagrants under some circumstances by the police/sheriff, in other instances may require a court order to vacate fairly quickly. Check your locality.

Did she ever have a building permit

Nta. End of the line big box karen

Please, it is not 900, 11. It is 911. It is Karens, not Karen's. :-))

That first story must have been a right nightmare on elm street

To clam by squatters rights, she would have to show that she used the land for her exclusive use without permission for some period of time that can be anywhere from tree to twenty five years, at least in Texas, depending on the details. If he had been entering the property for any reason, including to mow it, then it wasn't for her exclusive use.

Nta. 2 hrs means 2 hrs.

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