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"Last year, when the Kirlins tried to put up a fence on the property line, McLean and his wife filed for a temporary restraining order. Then they filed a lawsuit under the doctrine of adverse possession, which says a person can gain possession of property after using it without a challenge by the owner for a certain period. In Colorado, the time frame is 18 years."

...under the doctrine of adverse possession, which says a person can gain possession of property after using it without a challenge by the owner for a certain period. In Colorado, the time frame is 18 years."

What about common decency? If your using something that does not belong to you and the person who paid for it wants it you give it back and thank them for allowing you to use it.

"Last year, when the Kirlins tried to put up a fence on the property line,...

This was not the brick wall to which you referred in post #29, and thus this not the same case.

...McLean and his wife filed for a temporary restraining order. Then they filed a lawsuit under the doctrine of adverse possession, which says a person can gain possession of property after using it without a challenge by the owner for a certain period. In Colorado, the time frame is 18 years."

The basis for McLean's suit was an alleged footpath which allowed access and passage for the guests to their many social functions/parties. They claimed that the footpath met the requirements, but aerial photos showed that the footpath was recent and had not been there anywhere near 18 years. McLean and his wife are simply lying, and they're getting away with it due to their corrupt political and legal connections.

re:Where did you get your degree in real estate??? The Judge said they were met, file an appeal are get off of it.

Arrogance and ignorance are poor substitutes for facts and logic, especially when coupled with a complete disdain for any semblance of justice.