Fences and Neighbors

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“Good fences don’t always make good neighbors.” What happens if your neighbor tears down your fence? Attorney Scott D. Fisher was interviewed on the nationally-syndicated news show America Now regarding this subject.

Click here to watch the video:

http://www.americanownews.com/story/19834974/why-fences-dont-always-make-good-neighbors?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=9438191

The following tips from Scott D. Fisher may be helpful during a property dispute:

  1. Remain civil;
  2. Try to work things out peacefully;
  3. Have an element of compromise in mind; and
  4. Be proactive – get to know your neighbors before disputes arise!

What if my neighbor’s fence is actually on my property?

Scott D. Fisher answers this question as follows:

“It depends on the jurisdiction; it depends from state to state what your rights are; but in some states, if the encroachment has existed for a number of years and nobody has made any objection to it, it may be that encroachment may result in a transfer of some property rights to the offending neighbor.”

Contact Scott D. Fisher & Associates today to learn more about our firm and our areas of practice.

Fences and Neighbors

“Good fences don’t always make good neighbors.” What happens if your neighbor tears down your fence? Attorney Scott D. Fisher was interviewed on the nationally-syndicated news show America Now regarding this subject.

Click here to watch the video:

http://www.americanownews.com/story/19834974/why-fences-dont-always-make-good-neighbors?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=9438191

The following tips from Scott D. Fisher may be helpful during a property dispute:

  1. Remain civil;
  2. Try to work things out peacefully;
  3. Have an element of compromise in mind; and
  4. Be proactive – get to know your neighbors before disputes arise!

What if my neighbor’s fence is actually on my property?

Scott D. Fisher answers this question as follows:

“It depends on the jurisdiction; it depends from state to state what your rights are; but in some states, if the encroachment has existed for a number of years and nobody has made any objection to it, it may be that encroachment may result in a transfer of some property rights to the offending neighbor.”

Contact Scott D. Fisher & Associates today to learn more about our firm and our areas of practice.

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