Bill G
ArboristSite King
The law in Iowa is one letter via certified mail, one by regular mail, and one posted.
So my neighbor did this
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Deb is in Florida, and you are in Illinois, dunno why you said anything about Iowa
One posted? As in hand delivered by sheriff/constable?
Local news paper legal notices I'm guessing.
Bill G
ArboristSite King
Yes Sean is in Pennsylvania and your is California do you have a point or are you just trying to be obstinate?
On a side note I have land in multiple states and have dealt with similar issues.
who the hell said im in comifornia?
dude, I live way, way east of CA
my point is, you are citing laws for states that were never, and will never be of discussion in this thread, waste of time posting about them here, hate to break it to you but for the 27448'th time you were wrong
Bill G
ArboristSite King
Posted to their residence. You can also pay some county Sheriffs departments to serve them or in larger areas pay a process server. The method that always made me chuckle was the need to send it by regular mail. What good is regular mail when you refuse certified mail?
It just another goofy law.
Sharing our experiences, weather state law varies a little or not, is still a viable advise. How many jack arse neighbors have you delt with? How many have you needed to get the township and lawyers involved to make sure the lazy sleezebag that does zero property maintenance pays for the damage his neglect has caused? After the third time I had to fix my roof, from his half dead trees shedding branches and the township flat out telling me there's nothing they can do, and I can't do anything that will kill the trees, I spent considerable time and money to make sure the next time my house is damaged he's paying for it. I quite assure you, it's more then just a certified letter from the homeowner and all will be taken care of by the offenders insurance company.
It's quite a run around here too, so not surprising.Posted to their residence. You can also pay some county Sheriffs departments to serve them or in larger areas pay a process server. The method that always made me chuckle was the need to send it by regular mail. What good is regular mail when you refuse certified mail?
certified letters only make sure it was delivered to a resident, no proof they read, acknowledged or even cared what it said
Duh, thats why you end up paying the sheriff to hand deliver it.
may be able to remove whats over the property line, the tree has already been butchered by the utility companies, would require removing enough to kill the tree tho which is illegal
Under Florida law, a neighbor may trim the branches of a neighbor's tree if the branches extend past the property line. The branches may only be cut back to the owner's property line and if it cannot threaten the health of the tree.
Under Florida law, a neighbor may trim the branches of a neighbor's tree if the branches extend past the property line. The branches may only be cut back to the owner's property line and if it cannot threaten the health of the tree.
Bill G
ArboristSite King
I agree 100%.
well no **** Sean
kinda what my comment was pointing at
Bill G
ArboristSite King
You have to jump through the hoops but it helps when you have all your evidence inline when you go to court. I had a neighbor once that thought he knew Illinois fence law, he did not, he had to replace the fence, and his insurance had to pay for damages.
That's some serious projection going on there Mr Bill. Thanks for the belly laugh!
Hacking up a live Oak? Not cool.
Long Bar 60
ArboristSite Operative
I'm not kidding, I really did laugh out loud from that comment. Good one!
Wow.
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