Expert advice on vessel disposal, marine salvage, and keeping our waterways clean
With slip demand at full capacity across Alexandria's City Marina and neighboring Potomac-area facilities, a single problem vessel can cost operators real revenue and real legal exposure. Virginia's VMRC derelict vessel statutes are actively enforced…
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The City of Oakland secured a $3.2 million NOAA grant to remove abandoned vessels from the Oakland-Alameda Estuary through 2027.…
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Ohio boat registrations expire on March 1 on a triennial cycle, and that deadline hits differently when you're staring at…
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When a boat reaches the end of its life, what happens next matters more than most owners realize. From toxic…
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An abandoned boat sitting on your property isn't just an eyesore — it can become your legal and financial problem…
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Being named executor of an estate is already a significant responsibility. When the estate includes a boat — especially one…
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Boat removal laws vary dramatically from one state to the next, and what's perfectly legal in one region can land…
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Thinking about removing your boat yourself? We break down what DIY actually involves, the hidden costs you'll encounter, and the…
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A missing or lost boat title doesn't have to halt your disposal plans. This guide walks through the legal pathways,…
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A sunken or partially submerged boat creates an urgent, expensive problem — and the question of who's responsible isn't always…
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