My neighbor built a new fence while I was at work, and looking at the survey stakes, it is clearly two feet onto my property. They cemented the posts already. What would you do?

to take clear photographs from various angles, ensuring you capture the entire length of the fence, the cemented posts, and the existing survey stakes showing your property lines.

Note down any measurements that indicate the encroachment, such as the distance the fence extends beyond the survey stakes. If possible, use a measuring tape to get precise measurements; in this case, two feet onto your property. These details will be crucial in any discussions or disputes that may arise.

Before taking further action, it’s essential to verify the property line using official documents. Locate your property’s deed and any previous surveys you may have. These documents will provide the legal description of your property boundaries.

If you don’t have a recent survey, consider obtaining one from a professional surveyor. This will provide an accurate assessment of where your property lines lie, and