Is This Land Stealing or a Misunderstanding?

Dad and I have been attempting to get in touch with a neighbor regarding an issue involving a fence on my property. According to two separate surveys that we have had done, the fence appears to be encroaching onto our land by about 10 feet and 4 inches. Before taking further action, Dad and I were hoping to see if his surveys reflect the same measurements or if there might be any discrepancies. Ideally, we would like to resolve this matter without resorting to legal action, but we are concerned that if this issue cannot be amicably addressed, we may need to consider involving the courts. If there is a fence on your property that you believe does not belong there, here are steps you can take: 0:00 Intro 3:21 Verify Property Boundaries 4:00 Talk to the Neighbor 5:12 Document the Fence 5:58 Check Local Laws 6:39 Send a Formal Letter 7:35 Mediation 8:31 Legal Action Taking a calm, measured approach usually works best when dealing with property disputes. Keep communication open and seek professional advice when necessary. We will keep you updated on the progress of this situation. Update: The Sheriff’s Office Did The Job For Us!    • Update: The Sheriff’s Office Did The Job F...   We Took On a 1,000 Foot Fence Build Alone... 5 Days Later, It Was Done!    • We Took On a 1,000 Foot Fence Build Alone....   Disclaimer: We are not lawyers, accountants or financial advisors and the information in this video is for informational purposes only. This video is based on our own research and experience and, while we do our best to keep it accurate and up-to-date, but it may contain errors. Please be sure to consult a legal or financial professional before making any investment, property management, or purchasing decisions.