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Q: Can a homeowner be denied access to their property if they have to pass over provincially or federally owned land to get to their home?
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You are divorcing can your ex father in law who owns your only way to enter your property put up a fence and deny access to your property that you have been using this access for almost twenty years?

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Should you have access to the house if your name is on the mortgage?

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