Full question:
Is there a form or document that can be presented by Neighbor A , who has recently had his property surveyed, to Neighbor B notifying Neighbor B that he is, and has, been parking on Neighbor A’s property?
- Category: Real Property
- Subcategory: Encroachment
- Date:
- State: Florida
Answer:
The term "encroach" refers to trespassing on someone else's property or rights. To notify Neighbor B about parking on Neighbor A's property, there is no specific form required. However, Neighbor A can follow this checklist when preparing a notice:
- Include the names of both landowners.
- Describe the location and boundaries of the properties.
- Explain how Neighbor B is encroaching on Neighbor A's property.
- Warn that Neighbor A may hold Neighbor B liable or seek an injunction against further encroachments if the parking does not stop.
- Include the date of the notice.
- Sign the notice.
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