LogFAQs > #924211550

So, a tree fell into my yard. Over my fence, breaking spots of it, and nearly wiped out my pool!

Sooo, a little background for why I am asking for opinions!

This tree is technically on my neighbors property. Barely. Supposedly.

About a year ago this guy bought this property next to me. He comes up and is like "Hey, a small part of your fence and your shed is on my property. I wanna make a street where your shed is to my property behind it!".

For reference, my shed is at the end of my driveway, so he basically wants to take my driveway and make it a road to his property and move my shed.

So, anyways, I was like dude this shed and fence has been here for like 20 years and was here when I bought it. I don't even think it is on your property anyways. (My other neighbor says my shed is technically on her property and not the guy trying to make me move it and she is okay with it there... and my fence is on my property).

Idk, whatever.

So anyways, a tree about 25 feet beyond my fence (which is what he claims is his property) fell last night and wiped out my fence (which he claimed was not part of what was on his property) and nearly wiped out my pool.

Everyone is telling me to get a hold of him and make him take care of it or report it to his insurance. But, I think it's better to just clean up the tree, repair the part of the fence, and not get involved with it because he is obviously just gonna start shit about my shed and fence again claiming it is his.

Plus, I don't even know who he is... he doesn't live around here and just bought the property because he wanted to make oil wells behind my house and have big ass trucks going through our driveways and shit.

So, should I be reporting this to his insurance or just do what I am doing? I spent about 6 hours today cutting up trees. About half done maybe... = /
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