Thank you. You are correct again. It was simply to intimidate me as were the other ridiculous letters from other attorneys. However, this was court issued and the reading I did last night tracks with what you are saying. I have to be very careful.
The neighborhood gossip mill has recently updated me that this guy is not moving now.
It looks like I need to file my own dispute of this ridiculous TRO and in a speedy way. I have to work today, so I guess this is my weekend project. I’ve kept a pretty detailed timeline, so it won’t be that hard. I’m just frustrated that this could have been solved quickly and easily in early 2019, but he always throws up some way where I can’t communicate with him and then uses that as his excuse for not taking action.
I just can’t imagine doing this to another neighbor. Even after the encroachment and refusing to take action after the first back up, I still went out and did all of the research for them, found the best quote that just focused on the damage they did to the line and helped them find ways to get it paid for. Ugh. Ugh. Ugh.
The line works to the extent that it can be used VERY minimally — short showers and such. No major water use.
Guessing I will finally be taking everyone’s advice and hiring an attorney.
For the amount we will both wind up paying attorneys we probably could have put in a brand new line and increased the value of both of our properties.
