Q: There is a huge homeless camp next door its private property who do I sue?

A: You would be looking to file a nuisance claim against the estate of the owner of the property. I would suggest you start by getting active by speaking with your representative on the town council. I would suggest approaching it from a standpoint that this is not good for those people, that the city or state need to find a dormitory for them, etc. That makes it a more general, public problem rather than just you and Citgo. I'm not hearing you spoke to the owner of Citgo. Speak with them.

I say the above because the law is good for some issues but bad for others. Your solution is likely a political soluion more than a legal solution.

Then go to the county court, find out if an estate has been opened for the deceased owner. If so, tell the estate administrator or the atorney by letter that they are allowing a nuissance to continue and you want them to stop it.

A: This is a community problem. And, yet, a very personal problem for you because it affects your safety, comfort, and even the investment that you have in your home. At the same time, homelessness is a very sensitive subject. People have to live someplace. The solution has to begin with the city. You should be in contact with whoever is in charge of helping the homeless in the community. It is a public nuisance. Yet, there are people whose lives would be greatly altered if they would just "removed". You are in a tough position, and the options you have are to do nothing (status quo), get actively involved in trying to work with adjoining landowners to see if a viable solution can be found--shelters, etc., or you can be defensive and put up no trespassing signs on your property (and convince the landowners around to do the same) and call the police on trespassers. I know this is frustrating because you did not ask for this dilemma.