1st thing. don't push the brush on them. leave it where they left it lie. if you push it on them it could be considered dumping and a $500 fine depending on where you are. You could go after them for that too...
2nd. you'll to talk to them. ask them why they cut your tree down on your property. they may give all sorts of answers. then tell them you did not give permission and you did not want your tree cut on your property and you want to be compensated for it. if they argue, politely tell them you'll let your attorney handle it from here on out.
3 call your attorney.
if you don't address it they'll do it again at some point and you'll ALWAYs be mad/pee-oo'ed at them.
I've got a jerk of a neighbor too. he'd have a holy fit if a 2 year old rolled her ball in his yard but he gets offended if you complain his kids drive their go-carts on your yard and when he drives his boat and trailer thru your yard. He also put a fence up right on the line which is good so i don't see them now but in Indiana he has NO right to come over to keep it maintained. He too planted trees/shrubs right on the line. I'm ok with anything that blocks my view of his place but the trees are getting huge and are going to kill each other.
In Indiana you DO have the right to prune anything hanging over the property line regardless of which property its planted on but mind you, you can only prune the branch up to the property line (cut the branch off at the line) but no more.
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