Squatting, or the act of living on and using another person's property without their permission, can often lead to legal complications. Even if the owner of the property has abandoned it for an extended period, as a squatter, you do not have the same legal rights as they do. However, South Dakota has laws that recognize "squatter's rights," which allow an occupant to gain legal possession of a property under very specific circumstances. In this article, we will discuss what Squatter's Rights are and how they work in squatters rights south Dakota.