redtailgal
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I would be ticked. Dont blame your hubby one bit.
SuburbanFarmChic said:IF the trees have a history of falling, are already damaged, that there is some logical expectancy that they will fall, then THEY are responsible. Not you. Especially since there is a documented history of this. Also you can remove ANY limbs that overhang your property even if it is "Their" tree.
X 2elevan said:Take him to small claims court.
He sounds like a pain in the behind!Roll farms said:We talked to the neighbor tonight. I wasn't thrilled w/ his attitude.
"So what do you want ME to do about it?" (Hello, isn't it obvious....?)
"Did you talk to your tree people about removing that tree?" (Yeah...same as I'd talk to my dentist about pulling YOUR teeth, idiot...it's not OUR tree to take down....duh)
"Maybe you should have mentioned having the tree cut down before you put up your barn." (WE DID. Many times. You ignored us.)
"Well, trees will just keep falling, you know." (GEE, ya think??? )
He told us our insurance is responsible, etc. etc. (same response as 6 yrs ago...) but we told him that we have a $1000.00 deductable and we don't see why *we* should be out 500$ to fix what HIS tree did.
Seriously, if one of our trees fell on his stuff....no, we wouldn't like it...but we'd own up to it / pay for it. Geez.
He said, "I might consider paying half. Let me talk to my insurance people."
I agree. Some people just have no sense of responsibility. I bet if it was your tree breaking his stuff he would be demanding you pay for it.elevan said:Take him to small claims court.