An easement can be taken away from someone who is abusing it but the process of revoking the easement is not quite simple, it depends on various circumstances. Below is a breakdown of the steps that are required for filing the easement:

1. Determine the overall nature of the abuse: It is the first and foremost step to determine the nature of the easement. This involves the following factors:
   1. Observing the behavior of the easement holder
   2. Reviewing terms of the easement
   3. Gathering evidence
2. Attempt to negotiate a solution: in most cases, it is ideal to hold a meeting/negotiation with the easement holder. This includes discussing the problem with them directly or engaging the services of a mediator. 
3. Considering a legal action: if negotiations are fruitless, it is suggested to consider legal action. This either may involve seeking an injunction to stop the abuse or seeking damages for any harm caused by the abuse. 
4. Review terms of the easement: In many cases, the terms of the easement may provide some remedies if the holder is abusing the easement.

Seek legal advice: If you are still confused and have no idea what to do then it is recommended to ask for the professional help from an attorney. You can find your ideal attorney by vising any of these two links below: Avvo