Right of Way · Eminent Domain & Condemnation Consulting Firm
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Right of Way · Eminent Domain & Condemnation Consulting Firm
The agency has a team. Right now, you have a letter.
Then they gave you a deadline. That number came from an appraiser the agency hired — an opening position, not a final answer.
See what the agency offered, and what the owner gotThere is a date on that letter.
What that date does depends on your state, the agency, and which document you are holding. Send us a photo of it — text (469) 484-7960 or email it — and we will tell you what we are looking at.
Two questions, then we call you. A senior consultant reads every one of these.
Almost every condemnation case is a fight about a number, not about the law.
Our documented results
Two real files, not a forecast. Each is a single documented matter, from the offer letter through to what the owner was finally paid. They are not an average and not a prediction — every take is different, and when we look at yours and think the number is close to right, we will tell you so.
Does your offer show a separate figure for damage to the land you keep? Most don't. That is usually the bigger number.
None of this is legal advice. It is all about your own property and your own paperwork, and every one of them gets harder the longer you wait.
Their right to take the land is usually not in question. What they owe you for it is.
Most owners work with one or the other. Our clients get both.
National ROW does not practice law, does not give legal advice, and does not represent anyone in court. Nothing here is legal advice, and contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. That does not mean you face this alone — see how the team comes together below.
They have appraisers, engineers, right-of-way agents and counsel — all working toward the smallest defensible number.
The notice, the full offer package and their appraisal — including whether this is a fee taking, a permanent easement or a temporary one.
Remainder and severance damages, highest and best use, access and frontage, drainage and fencing, improvements, crop and timber loss, cost to cure.
We negotiate with their agents so you never have to. One point of contact from the first call to the last.
If your matter needs an attorney or an independent appraiser, we will say so and put names in front of you. You engage them directly, on their own paper. We are not a law firm, and we take no share of anyone else's fee.
This is the moment that matters. Send the offer letter, the appraisal if they gave you one, and any maps. We'll tell you what we think it's missing — free, no obligation.
Call or Text (469) 484-7960You have more time than you think and more leverage than you will ever have again. Ten minutes on the phone tells you what is coming, what to photograph before a crew changes it, and when the number starts to matter. There is nothing to send us yet. Call anyway — that is the whole point of calling early.
Call or Text (469) 484-7960No. We give you options — owner-side condemnation attorneys matched to your county and project. You choose and engage them directly, so they work for you. You just don't start from a search engine with a deadline running.
The review costs nothing and there is no obligation attached to it. If we take the case on we work on contingency, so you pay us only out of an increase we obtain — if the number never moves, you owe us nothing. Any attorney or appraiser you choose to engage sets their own fee with you directly.
No. What's acquired is set by the project design, not by whether you question the price. Negotiating compensation doesn't change the footprint of the take.
Fifteen minutes to find out what the property is actually worth. It costs nothing, and you'll never have more leverage than you do right now.