I live in mobile home park.  The neighbor across the street parks blocking my ingress and egress from driveway
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Since your neighbor and his guests are being rude, talk to the property manager.  There are most likely community by laws / rules including not parking in such a way to block other tenants cars.  \nAsk the manager to enforce the rules.  If he/she says they have to see it, ask if time stamped photos would prove it.  \nBe nice to the manager.  He/she is only doing either job and hopefully being fair about it.  \nAlso if you have on site security, call them when it happens.  They may be authorized to have the vehicles towed if not moved. \nThe drive way needs to be clear for several reasons especially if any type of emergency services are called to your home and need quick access to the house.   \nAlso ask the manager about putting up no parking signs in front of your drive. \nBest of luck.
992485
Keep calling the police. Call the apartment management. Talk to neighbors. Maybe you could start a neighborhood group that will agree to go together and hang out on the front porch all together to make these guys uncomfortable. Call some Christian rehab people! That'll get 'em!! Don't give up. Too many people give up and the drugs and prostitution takes over good neighborhoods. This is especially bad when there are children in the area, as they are susceptible to influences.
150651
Because the neighbor didn't shovel the snow?!...Well knowing that it's slippery &(maybe snowing) why would you be running...you would have to incur some responsibility for your own actions.  So I say no don't sue.
261134
you should contact your internet service for they may have blocks that may need removed....good luck!!
1106035
Get yourself a real estate attorney immediately, preferably one who specializes in construction law.  You have an excellent case against the builder.  Good luck!
682725
None that I know of--- that was a problem -- I notice when I worked for the County as a dispatcher.\n\nPerhaps you should contact your precinct commissioner and have him bring this issue to the next meeting. Maybe they can create a loud music/noise ordinance that sets some guidelines for residences located within so many feet of each other.\n\n*Better yet, attend the next commissioners meeting and formally go on record with your request.
774266
This is a lot more complicated than just talking to the neighbor. If you recently purchased the property, you should have had a survey done at the time of the settlement. Either the survey was done incorrectly and did not show the encroachment of the fence, or the title company where you had your settlement done did not review the survey well and missed the encroachment. You have a couple possibilities here: (1) contact your settlement office where you had your closing and ask them to see the survey. They should have actually given you a copy of the document, but maybe they did not. If you can see that there is a visable encroachment noted on the survey, then you need to speak to the attorney that runs the title company and find out how they missed it and see what they can do legally (at their cost) to remedy the problem through the courts. Or (2) If you can see on the survey that there is no visable encroachment then you need to take it up with the surveyor. They have Errors and Omissions insurance which they will appeal to in order to pay the costs and fees that are encompassed in getting this encroachment repaired. Finally, (3) if you purchased owners title insurance at settlement this will cover you as long as there is NO notation of an encroachment on the property. If you bought this policy, it covers you for defects in the title of your property, land encroachments being on of them. If you did not purchase this, you can obviously not use this as a remedy. \n\nGood luck to you. This can often become a battle especially if no one wants to own up to the mistake. I would highly suggest you take these avenues before doing anything confrontational with your neighbor. At the most, maybe just talk to your neighbor and find out if they had a survey done and if their survey shows the boundary lines. Don't cause a problem because land disputes between neighbors almost always escilate to a level that nobody would want to deal with.\n\nGood luck on resolving this one.
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Do you have a secure connection?  Your neighbors could be loading off of you for free.  Make sure you have a password protected wi-fi.  \n\nOr, are you freeloading off your neighbor's connection?  Might be time to sign up for your own internet service.
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Get used to it.\n\nYou can't stop people from parking on the street.  If they were blocking your driveway or mailbox, that might be a different story.\n\nIf you really want, you can leave a note on their windshield, asking them to park in front of the house their visiting, but there's no guarantee.
970662
Call the police. Tell your neighbor what annoys you the most.
406773
Look in your yellow pages for an attorney that offers a free "consultation" visit.  Get as much info during that visit as you can to help you decide if you can fight this without having an attorney.\n\nAlso, check to see if you can file a countersuit against this neighbor...might put an end to everything.  You might be able to file harassment charges.\n\nI am not an attorney, just making some suggestions in case no one responds with any help at all.  A free consultation might be your best course of action.\n\nGood luck!
419390
Nope, not illegal.  You can try posting it but that might not work.  This is a neighbor issue.  Your community should have something in your court system to handle these types of issues.  Talk to the police and they can point you in the right direction.
955784
Although it might annoy you, it's really up for grabs.  That is a public street, and nobody has parking rights there.\n\nYou may have to make friends with the girl who is actually parking there, and ask her to park back a little further, or up a little further, so that she is not right in front of your house.  But make friends with her first.  Otherwise, you may as well spit in the wind.\n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
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If your being there disturbs others in the neighborhood, then you can be asked to leave, because your noise, etc, is not confined to the drive in.\n\nIf it's midnight, maybe someone is trying to sleep, doncha know.
600034
My parents are having this problem as well.  Their neighbor has weeds and overgrown bushes.  Get your local alderman/representative involved.  If you're in a neighborhood and have a neighborhood committee, I would appeal to them.  That's what my parents did and saw immediate results.
210074
The end of your question has been chopped off! You need to add more details so we can help you.\n\nIn general if you are having problems with your neighbours I would recommend going to the Citizens Adice Bureau. You can find the nearest location of one on their website here:\nhttp://www.citizensadvice.co.uk/\n\nI guess the council won't move you? It also depends what they are doing to make life a misery. If you start keeping a record of thigns that happen then it makes it easier for you to prove to the council or police that something is happening and potentially you may be able to get an ASBO (Anti-Social Behaviour Order) which would make them comply with regualtions such as noise abatement etc.\n\nIf you are still on speaking terms with your neighbour you could always point out to them why you are frustrated with them and try and find out why they do whatever it is and how u can both make each others lives easier.\n\nGood luck!
327759
You should probably start by discussing the issue with your neighbor. If that doesn't work, you can find the particulars for your community on www.findlaw.com.