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My neighbor cut my trees! (self.legaladvice) 353 submitted 6 years ago * (last edited 6 years ago) by yeahdisisathrowaway About a month after I moved into my new house, my neighbor cut half a dozen old growth trees (12-23 inch diameter in a cold weather climate) near the property line. I had a survey done ($800) and discovered that all the trees cut were on my property. The owner of the house is a real estate agent married to a private contractor, so I suspect they knew what they were doing and were trying to take advantage of my ignorance. I have their email address from the HOA and I'm wondering if I should write a demand letter and send it certified mail, email and ask 'what is going on?' or hire a lawyer. State laws (NH) suggest that I'm entitled to 3 times the value of the trees, but I don't even know how to value the trees; I wouldn't have cut them now I have to look at my neighbor's house instead of trees. Please help! UPDATE: I met with a lawyer and gave him my version of events along with the estimates from my arborist and the plot from my surveyor. The value of the timber makes the theft a felony in this state and since the trees were within 55 feet of a protected shoreland, they will likely have to to pay a hefty administrative fine to the state for not getting the proper permits before cutting the trees. We know they didn't get the permit because it would have required a survey and shown that the trees they wanted to cut were on my property. The lawyer is familiar with the lady of the house from her real estate dealings (mostly closings and title work) and said "she's a pain in the ass" and that she doesn't like to admit fault. It's going to be a long slog. 117 comments source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments

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