Land Use Litigation

Wilmington, North Carolina Land Use Attorney

Real property, with its intrinsic value and being subject to governmental regulation, often leads to disputes. These disputes have multiplied over time as the nation's population has grown and this will continue to be the case as property becomes more scarce and developmental and regulatory pressures increase.

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James Eldridge is a knowledgeable and experienced lawyer who advises individuals and municipalities about the legal aspects of land use development and regulation. If you are currently involved in a land use matter, contact the Eldridge Law Firm for assistance with:

The Eldridge Law Firm will assist and represent you if you have to appear before a planning board or a board of commissioners to present your land use development application. If you have variance issues or are making an administrative appeal, you should have legal representation when appearing before a board of adjustment. You may also want Attorney Eldridge's assistance in seeking approval of preliminary and final subdivision plats and rezoning requests.

Concerning forced annexation, Attorney Eldridge has represented individual landowners across the state who have successfully sued their respective cities and towns in stopping properties from being annexed.

Whatever the land use dispute, James Eldridge has dealt with it and has often represented and argued both sides of the issue.

Contact the Eldridge Law Firm for legal assistance with any land use dispute in your local area. Attorney Eldridge will arrange for a free and confidential consultation and evaluation of your case.

Eldridge Law Firm, P.C.
201 North Front Street
Suite 906
Wilmington, NC 28401

Phone: 910-815-0107
Fax:     910-815-0188

Mailing address:
Post Office Box 1380
Wilmington, NC 28402

The Eldridge Law firm serves clients in North Carolina, including the cities of Wilmington, Bellville, Southport, Leland, Burgaw, Whiteville and the following counties: New Hanover County, Pender County, Brunswick County, and Columbus County.