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Unmapped roads in Real Estate ·
Look, I’m not arguing about the 20+ acres. That road was physically there, no question. But they really should have sent out a formal notice regarding the changes to the County Assessor's Office records. It would have saved everyone from these extra headaches and fees. The courts don't care about what's actually happening on the ground or any adjustments to the official maps. It's just a cycle: new parcel, new legal process, more money down the drain.
Who else spends their life glued to the news or constantly checking those local community bulletin boards? There’s honestly no way to stay in the loop on this stuff unless it’s already been officially filed or you happen to overhear some neighbor gossiping about it.
Unmapped roads in Real Estate ·
So, the local municipality decided to map out some unclassified roads into the County Assessor's Office records, which basically meant slicing up my existing parcels. One plot became two. Everything looks fine on the deed now, I guess. But here's the kicker: the town never bothered to send me a single notice about this whole process. Since I was already mid-way through a legal battle to clean up my property titles, I ended up registering only half the land under the old parcel number. Then I had to start the whole damn process over again for the second part because it had a different number. Just more money down the drain. To top it off, my total acreage dropped by about 1,000 square feet. Look, I get it—the road has been there for over 40 years, and the records accurately reflect that reality. But they never issued an eminent domain order, and I certainly never saw any compensation check. If they’d actually paid me, that would be reflected in the records too, wouldn't it? Was the municipality actually required to notify owners before doing this, and is there any actual ground to stand on if I want to sue for compensation for the land they took?
Aspirin 325 mg in Health ·
I’ve been dealing with atrial fibrillation, so my doctor put me on Rytmonorm with varying doses over time. Right now, I’m taking 150 mg three times a day.
In the meantime, my liver enzyme levels have spiked quite a bit, and there's a decent chance this medication is the culprit behind the side effects. The suggestion on the table is to switch over to Aspirin 325 mg
instead. Looking at the fine print for that one, the list of potential side effects actually looks even worse.
Has anyone here had much experience juggling these specific drugs?

Thanks.