Re: Neighbor Laws?

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On 4/22/06, ashley1978 wrote:

I beg to differ. Since when, is malicious property damage, not a
criminal act? Reckless driving? A public menance? Endngering the
healt and saftey of the public, Tresspassing, as was mentiond. You
got em on film. If your state police have a higher authority then
your police dept., i'd go thro them with your poof.

> On 4/22/06, ashley1978 wrote: UNFORTUNATELY, I think they are
> PASSED the "good mornings" and various other pleasantries, so
> instead of what you COULD have done, let's ponder what you CAN
> do now. You can check your local courts and look into their
> various types of restraining orders, in mY state we
> have "HARRASSMENT" restraining orders, and although these dont
> always BAN them from coming within a certain distance like
> domestic violence restraining orders do, they DO hole th parties
> accountable from any and all further harrassment and IF
> harrassed further by anyone on the ORDER, the police CAN be
> called AND the named individuals WILL be taken to jail for
> violating the order. THIS is something the police CANNOT walk
> away from. You CAN try this as I had to do it for a neighbor of
> mine that lived RIGHT across the hall IN the SAME bldg as me, so
> we couldnt prevent him/his wife from coming to the bldg they
> were ORDERED to stop ALL and ANY contact with us, including
> harrassment, remarks meant to harrass, bother, or cause mental
> anguish to ME and MY KIDS, I didnt put my husband on there as he
> is a trk driver and isnt really home too much and WHEN he is
> home, they DO NOT bother any of us. Hopefully this is something
> YOU can look into.
>
> Ashley
>
>
>> On 4/22/06, JOHN wrote:
>>> How about having them arrested for trespassing? at the
>>> moment they are trespassing into your property
>>>
>>> Any Lawyer will ask you this: have you consider moving away?
>>>
>>> What are the damages?
>>>
>>> You can take them to small claims if it's an ammount under
>>> the ammount required to take them to small claims court
>>>
>>> Or you can sue them for mental anguish, harrassment,
>>> destroying your Real Estate Property etc.
>>>
>>> If you can afford consult a Real Estate Lawyer he will give
>>> you the best advice
>>>
>>> On the other hand, your neighbors are the closest in case of
>>> an emergency nobody is closer than a neighbor, always try to
>>> have a good relationship with them, the best thing is not to
>>> become to friendly, just be polite, good morning, good
>>> afternoon, have a nice day, give them short answers etc.
>>>
>>> JOHN
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 4/22/06, Mary wrote:
>>>> I have been harrassed by my new neighbor for 2 years on an
>>>> ongoing basis. They drive over my lawn, throw tree
>>>> branches and leaves into my yard; I placed a landscape
>>>> rock on my property to stop them from tearing up my lawn,
>>>> but in turn they pushed it over, then have moved it with
>>>> their large trucks. In addition, they drove over the rock
>>>> onto the lawn a month ago and drove back and forth and
>>>> tore up all my new sod. I have called the police every
>>>> time and incident has occurred and they simple wipe their
>>>> hands and say it is a civil matter and they is no laws to
>>>> arrest them or any charges that can be filed.
>>>>
>>>> I am don't understand, I am sure if I did the same to them
>>>> I am sure they would find some laws to get me arrested.
>>>>
>>>> I had to purchase a home security camera and install 6
>>>> high powered security lights, to protect my property.
>>>>
>>>> I have captured the incidents on my security camera and
>>>> have also been an eye witness.
>>>>
>>>> I don't know what else to do.
>>>>
>>>> Is there any legal actions that I can take?
>>>>
>>>> My husband and I are quite and keep to are selves, we are
>>>> also afraid of retaliation from them, where they would
>>>> harm our dog.
>>>>
>>>> thanks
>>>> Mary