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Trees and Neighbors FAQ


Frequently asked questions to help you deal with troublesome trees.

Can I trim the branches of the neighbor's tree that hang over my yard?

Most of a big oak tree hangs over my yard, but the trunk is on the neighbor's property. Who owns the tree?

My neighbor dug up his yard, and in the process killed a tree that's just on my side of the property line. Am I entitled to compensation for the tree?

My neighbor's tree looks like it's going to fall on my house any day now. What should I do?

Do I have to compensate my neighbors for damage to their septic tank caused by the spreading roots of a tree on my land?

»  If I have more questions about the trees on my property or my neighbor's property, what should I do next?

If I have more questions about the trees on my property or my neighbor's property, what should I do next?

First, find out what your state's laws require or allow with regard to trees. A good place to start is Nolo's Legal Research Center. And, if you still have questions, check out Nolo's Neighbor Law: Fences, Trees, Boundaries & Noise, by Cora Jordan.

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