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answered on Jul 13, 2024
What you are describing is a "Self Help" eviction. These are illegal in Georgia. You have a legally actionable cause of action. I would retain an attorney immediately.
The back yards are wooded and on slight incline. They also dug out a foundation and start building another house. They dug right next to the tree that fell on my house which softened the dirt and killed some roots.
answered on Jul 13, 2024
Additional information is required in order to provide a complete response. Is the tree located on your property or your neighbors? What is the extent of the damage to your home? Are you sure the fallen tree was caused by the activity of your neighbors? I would recommend speaking with an... View More 
answered on Jul 13, 2024
A breach of contract occurs when one party to the agreement fails to fulfill their legal obligation as defined by the terms contained within the contract. More information is needed to fully advise on your situation. I would recommend speaking with an attorney.
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