Neighbor has tree right on property line that has destroyed our fence

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have an arborist checked their tree and then issue them a certified letter. If you intend on getting anything from your insurance, you have to prove they have been negligent and you’ve notified them. Totally within your power to get an arborist out there. Then send the letters to your insurance.

- signed someone who’s dealt with this before

That's for dead, dying, sick trees etc. Not because you just don't like a tree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have an arborist checked their tree and then issue them a certified letter. If you intend on getting anything from your insurance, you have to prove they have been negligent and you’ve notified them. Totally within your power to get an arborist out there. Then send the letters to your insurance.

- signed someone who’s dealt with this before

Anonymous wrote:That's for dead, dying, sick trees etc. Not because you just don't like a tree.

Perhaps that's the poster suggesting poisoning the tree.

[Anonymous]

If it's a boundary tree (trunk sits on the property line), then you both potentially have ownership and have to agree what, if anything, to do with the tree.