This couplesnew neighbors, unfortunately, brought nothing but chaos with them the minute they moved in.
This can, of course, vary from case to case.
Laws vary between countries and even between local jurisdictions, so its crucial to check local regulations.
In Canada (where Im based), most provinces, except Quebec, follow the self-help rule.
Your property line extends straight up and straight down.
So branches over your property are technically your branches, even if the trunk is somewhere else.
Always see to it to follow local ordinances, many trees are protected.
A local arborist will know what you might do, he says.
Meanwhile, the owner doesnt have much responsibility for something that is outside of their property, experts say.
Consulting a qualified arborist and understanding your local regulations is key to resolving disputes effectively and avoiding legal complications.
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