Introduction
The most important thing to do when there’s controversy over your property is to avoid panic. You need to take a deep breath, be patient, and make sure that you’re acting in your best interests. Says Wade Kricken, If you find yourself in a situation where there’s controversy over your property, here are some things you should do:
Understand what’s actually going on.
The first thing you need to do is understand the problem before you try to solve it. It’s tempting to let your emotions get in the way, but that’s not helpful for anyone. If someone tells you that there’s a problem, don’t let them tell you what the problem is or how to solve it—find out for yourself.
You also want to make sure that when others are talking about your property and its problems, they’re not trying to convince others (and possibly themselves) of something that might not be true at all.
Consider asking a professional for help.
If you’re not sure what to do, it’s best to consult a professional. A lawyer or real estate agent can help you understand the situation and how they think you should proceed. They can also help you understand the law regarding your property and its value.
Research the credibility of your sources.
Not all sources are created equal. When you’re in the middle of a controversy, it’s important to choose your sources carefully and make sure they’re credible.
Check for neutral, unbiased sources
Look for credible and reliable information
Make sure the information is up to date by checking publication dates (don’t rely on old information) and look at when it was last updated
Make sure there’s enough relevant content to cover what needs to be covered (if you only have one source and it doesn’t cover everything you need, find another one)
Look at all the evidence, even if it contradicts you.
The most important thing to do is to avoid making knee-jerk reactions because of your emotions. Remember, this is a legal matter and you need to be objective in order for the court or jury to understand what happened.
So look at all the evidence, even if it contradicts you. It’s ok if someone else accuses you of wrongdoing – don’t take it personally! If you are being accused of something that isn’t true, then use that information as ammo against them when it comes time for trial or arbitration hearing.
Try to understand what other people involved in the issue are thinking and feeling.
You should try to understand what other people involved in the issue are thinking and feeling. This can be hard, but it’s important. Try to understand the other party’s perspective, their motivations and what they’re hoping to achieve by being involved in this situation.
Try not to make assumptions about how they see things or why they act in certain ways—that may just cause further tension between you both. Instead, look at things from their point of view and consider how things might appear from there instead! Be empathetic!
Conclusion
If you’re facing a dispute over your property, it can be very stressful. However, if you take the right steps and understand the process, you can resolve the issue quickly and efficiently. It may not always be possible to avoid conflict altogether but by being prepared for any eventuality and knowing what to do when things go wrong (or even just plain don’t go as planned), you’ll have a much better chance of achieving success in resolving any issues that arise during development
