The Boundary Line Agreement is a formal document created to resolve disputes between parties regarding the boundaries of their properties in Allegheny. It details the involved parties, previously existing disputes, and the specific strip of land, approximately 62 feet wide, that is in contention. The agreement facilitates a joint resolution by equally dividing the disputed strip and documenting the transfer of property interests through quitclaims. A critical feature of this form is the inclusion of a surveyor's drawing, which clarifies the property lines and tracts being divided. Users must fill in the names of the parties, the lawsuit details, and any relevant county information. This agreement serves as an essential tool for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, enabling them to efficiently manage land disputes and protect client interests. It is particularly useful in addressing adverse possession claims and ensuring clear legal documentation for future reference in land records.