Can my neghbor's mail boxes overhang my property?

[Tom]

Jeez.... Work at your leisure!

[Harry K]

So if your son is an attorney, why are you asking legal questions on usenet?? Damn glad you're not my neighbor.

Harry K

[Edwin Pawlowski]

Or his son's father!

[xrongor]

the real joke is how many people felt the need to provide insight into this important topic...

randy

[FarmerJim]

Nah - there's nothing more important than being a completely self-obsessed butthead.

[TRafferty]

If your son is an attorney, did he sue the neighbor for trespass and destruction of property?

[m Ransley]

Malicious trespass , destruction of property by painting your bulbs black, and you posted here!!! Well give me a beer , im a pro, Ha Ha Your son is an atty. Maybe your son the atty is on top of this, you are not. Or call a good lawyer

[PhotoMan]

Roger wrote: Where I live, the Post Office, not

But your neighbors aren't jerks.

[Stu]

Hi Beachcomber,

Thanks for your reasoned response.

just wanted to lean about what the law is. I am curious about the facts.

If the right of way in front of your house is everyone's property, your neighbors could decide to place a row of mail boxes there. Your front yard would become a mail box farm. I don't think so.

BoyntonStu

[Edwin Pawlowski]

You don't think so, but I know so. Down the road from me the mailboxes are in groups of eight or ten. I've seen places with even more. The post office decides where the boxes will be placed.