Taking Matters Into His Own Hands 

I’m telling you i just made this comment, it drives me crazy

Its kinda like saying "you see I was right, the judge agrees with me, and btw Judge that's not all they did". Just boasting.

Yes, they really need to watch a few episodes before going to court.

@@Miszez OMG I just saw your comment down below! Yes like just hush and win! lol

Yesss I absolutely hate that! It’s like shut up she already said to be quiet so why keep talking ?

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@@NellieKAdaba he would had a 12 in his face

He seems like the kind of person who does what he wants regardless of not having permission, whether it's illegal, etc., and just ignores or semi-deals with the consequences.

I hate to burst your bubble, but people who live in the woods aren't wrapped to tight either. I learned that the hard way. Just be careful.....

I'm with you girl. Gimme my space and a shit tone of trees surrounding me and I'm good.

Same and I'm so serious!!!!!!!!

@@Childfree334 too*

@@Childfree334 hate to burst your bubble but she is grown and can do as she pleases! Everybody knows about the nuts who live in the woods and/or in isolation! 🙄🙄

THE MOST POLITE ANGER IS EPIC

I will remember her demeanor when I get angry

It's better to cut a tree like that all the way back. It comes back healthy and beautiful where select cutting will do the opposite. The arborist was probably doing her a favor but if you don't know that what can you do.

@@timothymundy966 true but if it’s not up it tree it’s not your call so you just do what you’re able to

@@timothymundy966 Yes I know how to trim a tree... But only with permission Other wise only to the property line

Yep you can..that’s what we did with our neighbors tree

@@Indygrandma56 I would go one step farther Roots will break any thing that they can So I would dig down at property line and cut all the roots... yes that may cause the tree to fall on the neighbors property But trees shouldn't be planted on property lines Or by neighbors structures

Which had NOTHING to do with the case. Tacky comment.

@@vt-yp7yq I agree

@@vt-yp7yq agreed. I thought that was very unnecessary. I would've snapped because thats so rude 🤷🏽‍♀️

@@lifewithrayshelle what’s rude is destroying someone’s tree and trespassing on their property.

@@lifewithrayshelle rude? he cut down her tree. which he had no business doing. he's rude. his house does look awful.

trespassing was just part of it, that entitled neighbor has zero boundaries as is typical of crazy, destructive people.

She could have told him not to start any work without my approval and presence.

Imagine being married to her.

😂

If it’s their tree, don’t they owe you for damages?

@@SpiffyPenguin No, they do not. You have the right to cut any limbs or overhang that is on your property, and if you fail to do so, then the fault for any damages resulting therefrom lies with you. The owner of the tree not only doesn't have a responsibility to cut down part of their tree that encroaches into your yard, they actually don't have the right to do so without your permission. Anything on your property is your responsibility, and you have the right to cut back only that portion of something that overhangs onto your own property. It's just not that difficult a concept to grasp.

@@mellvee isn't there a limit to "as long as it allows the tree to survive"? I mean, you cut the limbs, the tree cannot survive, then what?

😄👍 good call! slightly heavier & older, but he does!

@@carriepriegel6477 Harvey looks older Idk what you're talking about lol

Lmmfao 😂

@SoLo Z she owns it but doesn't live there. she is renting it out

Exactly!

@SoLo Z It was planted in honour of her deceased father, so she could've planted it closer to her house.

@SoLo Z what?!? You thought the tree was planted there before she owned the house, I was correcting you.

@SoLo Z Why was it necessary for you to tell me it no longer matters?!? You were wrong, I corrected you, end of story.

Her tree allegedly have sentimental value because it was in honor of her father

@@biancadoss11 But that has no bearing on anything.

I rushed straight to google to search for them, too! 😆

@@biancadoss11 you can't place "sentimental value" on an item in civil court.

He was caught for trespass, the judge ignored the tree's value in her judgement!

Exactly, she's saying that it is his responsibility to cut a tree that is rare and has so much sentimentality to her, you know he hates the tree, why would you let him be responsible for it, did she really think it would look good when he was done cutting it?!?

@@asiyah7714 it’s like she was looking for problems.

@@itsmoe4short683 I agree

She gave him the go ahead to just cut what he thought was overhanging on his side. She tried to come to an agreement with him.

This is everything I was thinking!

😂😂😂😂😂 he damn sure would have 😂😂😂😂

@@skilletkitchencooking8993 lmaooo i can see his face saying “ma’am you won’t be quiet. Case dismissed “🤣😂🤣🤣

@@Miszez yes thats it...i read that in his voice 😂😂😂

@@Miszez YES!

Damn you can tell that all over a screen

@@alexlol4160 yep

Not the point. He had no right to trespass

@@mjozzy111 not sure where i said he had the right to trespass. just stating the tree was fine. can you point that out to me?

@@csumetal1 Yeah......but can you say that the tree will ever be the same again? If only trees could talk

For sure and I can from his accent he’s Haitian.

I laughed when I saw it.

That's what I was thinking😂😂. Maybe he was saying they cut it more to make it worse. But that wouldn't make sense lol.

He is allowed to cut what is over his yard but not go in her yard to do it. I agree she should have controlled it. It shouldn't be growing over his property. She is a lazy woman for not taking care of it.

She gave him the go ahead to just cut what he thought was overhanging on his side. She tried to come to an agreement with him.

He was trespassing. She should have had him arrested.

@@PuffinPsychologist why doesn’t she cut it herself? It’s her tree

@@noalei its her property its none of his business. He should file a complaint to the city of its a problem to him.

And she should not have let it gown that much. I agree he shouldn't of killed it or trespassed,but had she taken the time to keep it properly trimmed this never would of happened.

Agree girl!

Agree but if the tree meant that much to me I would make sure that it stayed trim and not a neucense to my neighbor(s). He really did a job on that tree though. Wow

@@ericablige9449 Yes I completely agree, because when something annoys people sometimes they get vicious, like he did

@@asiyah7714 I am annoyed by his blue tarp over his house. Should i just rip it off?

@@asgb752-belgium7 I don't care what you do

Sounds like Common Law Spouse. In Arizona if you live together for seven years you are legally considered married. At least, that is the way it used to be.

@@naowright9308 no vows before a holy God, no moral marraige.

@@naowright9308 there are states and commonwealths that recognize but AZ is not one of them. (I live here too)

k boomer

While he’s wrong for trespassing, if your tree is causing him problems and it going onto his property, you should be a better neighbor and clean up your tree.

He does, doesn’t he? And he has a very stern, unforgiving face. I wonder how often he smiles and laughs. I can’t even imagine him genuinely smiling or expressing affection.

@@AnovaLisaDragonfly Tito Jackson #2

@@kenyettaready - Yes! I see the resemblance, LOL.

@@AnovaLisaDragonfly yea, the stern face is part of manhood. You need guidance

@@versatileduplicity9313 - It is not necessary for a man to maintain a stern face in order to be considered a real man. Do you believe that men can never smile or laugh? That they must be stoic at all times? The qualities that make a man a man come from within - integrity, accountability, responsibility, following through on one’s word, taking care of business, and taking care of those he is obligated to. But we all should enjoy life too. If you don’t, maybe you could use a little guidance. :-) The defendant doesn’t look like one who has much love or enjoyment in his life. I hope you do.

He is saying the lie is he didn’t do that to the tree. And he never thought to take a picture after his trimming.

😂😂😂

That describes EVERY state.

@@Childfree334 not in south Carolina

Yeah, so whiny that her beautiful tree was damaged for no reason and has to wait months to years for it to recover fully 🙄

Are you just waking up & your eyes not fully opened yet or are you a little tipsy? Look at the photos again lmao.

NO, it won't grow strong. it has to be cut properly.

@@shdagentzero I see the photos clearly and do you? Do you see how it's regrown? It's not what she says. Unfortunately many people do not understand the in-depth pruning process. Studying the technical pruning in various countries including the most pruned tree country in the world....Japan...her tree is fine and she is a baby.

@@marilynwillett804 Unfortunately many people do not understand the in-depth pruning process. Studying the technical pruning in various countries including the most pruned tree country in the world....Japan...her tree is fine and she is a baby.

me too, not sure why

What the hell. Who gives him the right to decide what he does on your property?! 🤣

You mean to tell me that country life isn't perfect? Say it ain't so....🥺

Oh he's one of Those neighbors. That's like the neighbor i have to my west. The tree cutting neighbor in this case is like the one i have to my east. My very next door neighbors. A thief and a tree hater. Good times.

Yas 👏🏽

This isn’t accurate. Your property line extends “from the ground to the heavens.” However, now that we have commercial aviation and you obviously can’t control planes flying over your property, you basically just have the right to control the space above your property that you need in order to reasonably enjoy access to your property. It’s up to a judge to determine what’s reasonable. There have been cases where people have successfully sued for low flying helicopters and such (which are obviously still flying more 100 feet above the ground). In instances of trees, you can cut off anything that hangs over your property line, regardless of how high it is. Anything over your property line has the potential to fall onto your property and cause damages, and unless the tree is ill or dead, the owner of the actual tree is not responsible if an “act of God” causes branches to fall. Cutting anything over your property line is a preventative measure to protect your own property.

Maybe where you are, but this is not true in Rhode Island. Had tree on our property line which my neighbor had a tree service clear cut vertically from base to top. It's trunk was two feet on mine so after the butchery it literally looked from between our houses as if it were 1/2 a tree (which it was). I sued. Not only did I lose my lawsuit, but my insurance company declared the remainder to be "a clear and obvious hazzard" and forced me to remove the rest @ $4,700 out of pocket. Suing the tree service she used for the $4,700 as my attny states they should have obtained my permission first.

@@r.ernestwhite7259 - That’s very interesting. And, yeah, it sucks too that you were ordered to take care of the rest at your expense. Hope you win your case.

@@AnovaLisaDragonfly thanks for your support.