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That's It? That Was the Tree Law?
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![3553 Update 3: My neighbor cut my trees! (NH) Resolved. (self.legaladvice) submitted 5 years ago by yeahdisisathrowaway Relevand background here[¹] Today they settled with me for $35K after legal fees. TL;DR Don't f--- with other people's trees. 1 comment source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/625/151/3ba.png "Tree Law")
![776 [TX] Pecan tree severely cut back by trimmers who came to wrong yard (self.legaladvice) submitted 5 years ago by damagedpecan My Mother in law called my spouse in tears because when she got home from a long vacation she found that the pecan tree that they'd planted 33 years ago had been cut back by about 40%, severely impacting the shade the tree was providing to her home and possibly threatening its health. Additionally, all of the ripe pecans were gone from the tree and yard, and the remaining crop on the tree are falling while not yet ripe, now, presumably due to the trauma. She was able to find out who the tree trimming company was and they told her they were not liable for their error (of course), and the police told her that they had not criminally trespassed because she doesn't have a no trespassing sign posted (?!). I've told her to contact an arborist to evaluate the damage done to the tree, and that she may need to pursue this as a civil suit, but she's not sure what sort of lawyer she needs to contact. This tree was planted by my late father- in-law when my spouse was a child, and they feel nearly like they've lost a family member from this violation. All of this is in Midland county, if that makes any difference. 99 comments source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/625/150/bc5.png "Tree Law")
![3563 [UPDATE][TX]Pecan tree severely cut back by trimmers who came to wrong yard (self.legaladvice) submitted 5 years ago by damagedpecan Seeing the sweet justice that guy in Oregon got reminded me that I never updated on my MIL's situation! I apologize in advance if I get any details wrong, as this is hearsay from my partner and I haven't talked directly to my MIL about it. Original Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/76strr /tx_pecan_tree_severely_cut_back_by_trimmers_who/[¹] So my MIL had an arborist out who judged that, with some work and care, the tree should be able to survive the damage. By his appraisal, there was around $5500 in damage to the tree. Sadly, the photos my MIL was able to dig up weren't enough to let the arborist give a good estimate on how much the tree's nut production would be impacted, so she just went forward with that number. She had a lawyer friend draft up a registered letter to the tree trimmers explaining the arborist's appraisal and her intentions to pursue repayment through whatever legal means were necessary. The trimmers came back with an offer to pay that amount but in 3 installments over the next year. She countered half immediately and half in a month. Two weeks later she gets contacted by the trimmer's insurance company and they sent her a single check for the full amount. My MIL is out some shade, but got some green instead. Thanks, all, for your advice! 1 comment source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/625/149/758.png "Tree Law")
![277 Popular examples of Tree Law from r/legaladvice (self.treelaw) submitted 5 years ago * (last edited 5 years ago) by KaeAlexandria - announcement Hey there! Below I've compiled a list of threads from r/legaladvice[¹] where the OP has had an issue dealing with Tree Law specifically. If you have any to add, feel free to comment and I'll add them to the list. (Illinois) Neighbor, cut down a rare 150-year-old tree that has been in my family for generations.[²] [NV] Grandmother being sued for tree removal[³] [WA] A cut tree, an HOA, an a paint drawing. Renton, Washington.[4] [USA - IN] Road widening practically puts traffic in the living room; legal? (S----- paint graphic!) [5] My neighbor cut my trees![6] Continued: Update 3: My neighbor cut my trees! (NH) Resolved. [7] (Pennsylvania) This is incredibly stupid, but my neighbor keeps calling the police because of leaves from my tree[8] (TX) Pecan tree severely cut back by trimmers who came to wrong yard [⁹] Continued: (UPDATE) (TX)Pecan tree severely cut back by trimmers who came to wrong yard [¹⁰] These are just a few of my favorites! Add your own :) Edit for additions: u/nixienoodles [¹¹] brings us this, with original linked in the update: [UPDATE] [Oregon] Neighbor cut down trees on my property[¹2] 17 comments source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/625/134/4b2.png "Tree Law")
![3563 [UPDATE][TX]Pecan tree severely cut back by trimmers who came to wrong yard (self.legaladvice) submitted 5 years ago by damagedpecan Seeing the sweet justice that guy in Oregon got reminded me that I never updated on my MIL's situation! I apologize in advance if I get any details wrong, as this is hearsay from my partner and I haven't talked directly to my MIL about it. Original Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/76strr /tx_pecan_tree_severely_cut_back_by_trimmers_who/[¹] So my MIL had an arborist out who judged that, with some work and care, the tree should be able to survive the damage. By his appraisal, there was around $5500 in damage to the tree. Sadly, the photos my MIL was able to dig up weren't enough to let the arborist give a good estimate on how much the tree's nut production would be impacted, so she just went forward with that number. She had a lawyer friend draft up a registered letter to the tree trimmers explaining the arborist's appraisal and her intentions to pursue repayment through whatever legal means were necessary. The trimmers came back with an offer to pay that amount but in 3 installments over the next year. She countered half immediately and half in a month. Two weeks later she gets contacted by the trimmer's insurance company and they sent her a single check for the full amount. My MIL is out some shade, but got some green instead. Thanks, all, for your advice! 1 comment source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/002/625/149/758.png "Tree Law")
![776 [TX] Pecan tree severely cut back by trimmers who came to wrong yard (self.legaladvice) submitted 5 years ago by damagedpecan My Mother in law called my spouse in tears because when she got home from a long vacation she found that the pecan tree that they'd planted 33 years ago had been cut back by about 40%, severely impacting the shade the tree was providing to her home and possibly threatening its health. Additionally, all of the ripe pecans were gone from the tree and yard, and the remaining crop on the tree are falling while not yet ripe, now, presumably due to the trauma. She was able to find out who the tree trimming company was and they told her they were not liable for their error (of course), and the police told her that they had not criminally trespassed because she doesn't have a no trespassing sign posted (?!). I've told her to contact an arborist to evaluate the damage done to the tree, and that she may need to pursue this as a civil suit, but she's not sure what sort of lawyer she needs to contact. This tree was planted by my late father- in-law when my spouse was a child, and they feel nearly like they've lost a family member from this violation. All of this is in Midland county, if that makes any difference. 99 comments source share save hide give award report crosspost hide all child comments](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/002/625/150/bc5.png "Tree Law")
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