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I can not find in my Subdivision bylaws anything about how far off the property line you are allowed to put up a fence. I thought I was told you needed to be at least 6 inches off the line.
Does anyone know ??
And know where I can get the info to prove it?
If the neighbors fence is on your property by 8 feet, then that's not the neighbors fence any more. It's your fence!
Well that's the kind of thinking that will get you into trouble fast. This type of situation can get murkey very quickly, and is the reason no action should be taken without the consultation of a lawyer.
No it's true...consult a lawyer. If a fence is on your property for more than a year, it's your fence. You can do with it what you wish.
No, that's not correct. You need a lawyer to make that happen, it's not automatic.
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Neighbor's Fence
