This Easement and Right of Way is between a property owner who grants an adjacent property owner the rights to cross his or her property. This agreement sets out the names of the property owners, their addresses and the description of the property for which the right of way is given. It also sets out if any payment will be made for this easement and right of way. It is important that this real estate transaction be clearly set forth in writing. A well-written Easement and Right of Way will be useful in the event of disagreements, misunderstandings or litigation between the property owners or their heirs regarding the property's use.

This Easement and Right of Way sets out the following:

• Parties: The names and addresses of both adjacent property owners;
• Detailed Information: The legal description of the easement and right of way;
• Signatures: Both parties to this transaction must sign the agreement in the presence of a notary public;
• Recordation: This legal document should be recorded with the county recorder where the properties are located.

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1. General Instructions
2. Easement and Right of Way

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states