What if the Government Takes Part of My Property and that Lowers the Value of the Rest of My Property?

If the government only takes part of your property, the payment you receive should take into account any negative impact on the remaining property. For example, your remaining property may no longer comply with zoning ordinances, or you might not be able to use it for the purpose you originally acquired it for.

Often, the government underestimates the damages caused to your remaining property as a result of the taking.

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Aug
24
We are pleased to share that Thomas L. Odom, Jr. has been recognized by his peers in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® for his work in Eminent Domain and Condemnation Law. Recognition in Best Lawyers reflects the confidence and respec… Read More
May
27
We are pleased to share, the UNC Board of Trustees voted to appoint Thomas L. Odom, Jr. to a four-year term on the UNC Board of Visitors. You can read the official announcement in the University Communications press release. Read More
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Apr
27
The North Carolina Advocates for Justice Annual Convention is June 16-18th in Charlotte, NC this year! The Odom Firm is a sponsor for this event. Tommy Odom will be presenting the Eminent Domain case and statutory law updates from May 21, 2018 to Jun… Read More
Apr
27
The North Carolina Advocates for Justice Eminent Domain Section CLE Seminar is back this Spring after 2 years! Tommy Odom is a featured presenter at the Eminent Domain CLE Seminar on May 12, 2022 in Raleigh, NC. Tommy will discuss Read More