A pile of leaves in a yard can be more than enough to turn neighbor against neighbor. So, who's actually responsible for clearing that fallen foliage?

A storm knocks your neighbor's tree on to your property. What do you do next? Here is a breakdown of all the steps you should take.

Trees can be a magnificent addition to the yard. Depending on the type, they can offer privacy, shade, gorgeous fall colors, and even fruit or nuts. However, there are a number of things to consider ...

Since the tree belongs to your neighbor, shouldn't they rake up the leaves? Here's when you are responsible for cleaning up ...

Damage from and removal of a fallen tree in your yard can be costly. Homeowners insurance provides coverage for this under ...

We often plant trees and shrubs near property lines for screening. Other times, it's the only way to keep them at a safe distance from the house. Unfortunately, those trees don't consider property ...

If a tree was properly maintained and healthy, but was knocked over by something like storm damage, the neighbor can't be held liable. But if the tree was unhealthy and it fell over onto another’s ...

If your neighbor's tree is growing into your yard, you may be tempted to take matters into your own hands. Good news: in Wisconsin, you're allowed to trim branches, roots or other vegetation from your ...

Illinoisans: do you have a branch hanging over your property that leaves you wondering if you have the legal right to lop it ...

Whether summer thunderstorms or Nor'easters, storms at all times of year have the potential to bring down trees in Vermont. But if your neighbor's tree falls onto your house or property, who is ...