What to Do If a Neighbor Cuts Your Tree Without Permission
Jack Turner
Neighbor cut your tree without permission? Document it, get an arborist valuation, send a demand, and recover its value, often doubled or tripled by statute.
Can I Make My Neighbor Cut Down a Dead or Dangerous Tree?
Can you make a neighbor cut down a dead or dangerous tree? You cannot force it, but documenting and sending written notice makes them liable if it falls.
Neighbor’s Tree Dropping Leaves, Sap, or Fruit on My Yard: Your Options
Neighbor’s tree dropping leaves, sap, or fruit on your yard? Natural debris is usually your cleanup, but you can trim to the line. When you may have a claim.
What Happens If I Cut My Neighbor’s Tree Roots and It Dies?
Can you cut a neighbor’s tree roots on your side? Usually yes, but if the cutting kills the tree you may be liable for its value. The reasonable-care rule.
HOA Tree Removal Rules: Can the HOA Force Removal?
HOA tree removal rules explained: when an HOA can require approval to remove a tree, when it can force removal, and how to get approval the easy way.
How to Find Your Property Line Before Removing a Tree
How to find your property line before removing a tree: free county GIS, deed and plat maps, survey pins, and when to hire a licensed surveyor.
Do I Need a Permit to Cut Down a Tree in My Own Yard?
Do you need a permit to cut down a tree on your own property? Learn when tree removal permits are required, when they are not, and how to check your local rules.
Who Pays When a Tree on the Property Line Falls?
Who pays when a tree on the property line falls? A boundary tree is jointly owned; each owner usually covers their own damage, with removal costs shared.
Tree Fell on My Car: Who Pays and Does Insurance Cover It?
Tree fell on your car? Comprehensive auto insurance usually pays after your deductible, not the tree owner. When the owner is liable and what to do next.
Is It Illegal to Cut Down a Tree on Your Own Property?
Is it illegal to cut down a tree on your own property? Usually no, but protected trees, permits, HOAs, and boundary trees are key exceptions to know first.
