As I said, the judge gave the defendant the opportunity to pay you but since the same survey documents on their property had the same pis locations the other party waived their option.
The judge basically said loser pays the bill.

What would the bill be for a residential survey and testimony????

I posted before where I made a claim against Home Savings in a manner and they paid a survey as part of discovery. they purchases said properties from 2 homeowners to make me whole w/o a judge.

I haven't read this entire thread but I think you're going about this the hard way.
Dog's destroying your fence? Let your neighbor know they may want to keep their dogs away from the fence because you're going to start spraying all of it with some pesticide and insecticide because of the weeds and bugs. Then start spraying the hell out of it and let them see you spraying it. Spray it a lot. Hell, you could just use water, they don't need to know that.

That's just one idea but things like that will prob get results faster than anything.:D


Tell him you got ahold of an old bottle of Diazanon and that's what you'll be using.

bring out the EPA/ I like it...that's right up therewith building new fence with railroad ties...:D:D:D

Yea, like I said. I just do whatever needs to be done. I've currently got a ****ing idiot, asshole neighbor. He learned awhile back to give me a wide berth when it comes to shit like this.:D

These are my Before & After pictures for today. Just pinned in my neighbor so he can't put things in his backyard unless he goes by the pond.
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I see a great place to air out a pee

I always like pine trees as pine trees spread and drop turds. I hope you placed them 3' on your side?

I had a neighbor who treated me like that, I dig a 20' deep trench, put in a 18" plastic growth guard and planted 50 bamboo sprouts along the property line, they were about 6-7 high and sprouts were about to reach the property line when I sold. He watched me install the barrier.

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I know it's the camera but can you park a car in the driveway???

What is that in your back yard? garden and ?? firepit?

I have never been allowed to have sheds where I lived (with HOA's) or outdoor trailers, boats, ect. Nice of him to think of you...

Nice trailer, you should put it on craigslist

That is the view from MY DECK. The firepit is mine. The garden is the neighbor to the right.
The trees are less than a foot away from the perceived property line. I was told by the city that I could put them on the line--but would be best to put them inside as not to cause confusion.

The shed is not mine but of legal size. But I still think it is too close to the property line.
Everything behind the tree is the neighbor that is the pain.

Put the shed on craigslist too.

The city told me that since he knowingly put his shed within 25 feet of my fire pit-he would be liable if the shed burned down.

Challenge accepted.

Trailer is illegal since it is on grass and not rock. If I wanted to be a real jerk, I think the city would fry him. I told him the reason I made a big deal of everything is because I have to look at it. He does not. He often has a larger trailer in the driveway to carry his drag race Camaro that he revs at 9pm at night in the winter.

For the record-I had help today. A 20 year old kid that likes landscaping. He he was big. I am exhausted.

Bamboo, it's your buddy

Another option perhaps..

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You dug a 20’ deep trench along your property line just to spite your neighbor. I call bullshit.

20"deep inch. Sorry, I missed the typo. I had a trencher installing drain tile so it was easy

As a kid growing up, we had a somewhat similar situation but not too hostile.

Our neighbor had a HUGE 120-150 year old oak that was huge and one gigantic branch as thick as a giant pumpkin grew across their fence and across 30% of our backyard, including over a small portion of our roof.

What was annoying was that not only did the tree shed branches and leaves like crazy but it rained acorns on our roof for many months during season. We also had NO TRESS in our backyard yet had bags upon bags of leaves before winter to rake as kids. Drove me crazy.