If that fails, you may have to contact the local government or take your neighbor.

Neighbors tree fell on my car So we had a storm last night where the neighbors tree, which was in the middle of their front yard, fell and damaged the fence and on top of my car.

I have several 6 fine cracks that have developed as what I believe is due to this.

They’re claiming it’s our responsibility and that we’re responsible for cleanup as well. A tree branch from my tree fell onto neighbor's car that was parked on the street. The tree branch fell out of the blue (there was no storm). The branch was not rotted or hollow. Please advise what should I do next. What is my liability? Am I responsible for fixing the neighbor's car?

I live in Missouri. If a tree on my property falls onto my neighbors house/fence/car As the owner of tree, am I liable for damages through my homeowner's insurance, or is the neighbor on the hook because the loss was of their property?

One neighbor in particular had a tree from our side of the fence damage their house years ago I think (well be before. As stated in the title neighbor cut down a tree that was on his property but it fell and hit my garage. Put a roughly 3 foot long by 2 foot wide hole in the roof and damaged the wall. We had a tree feller out to look at the tree last month,Who refused to do a single cut for fear of hitting either my garage or my neighbors.

There are no other cracks in the wall which goes the full length of our property.

One of my neighbors had a tree fall. The base of the tree is approximately ten feet beyond the property line. The tree damaged my fence, and tore down my aerial drops for Cable, Telephone, and Power.

I was without power for approximately 60 hours. The tree fell late Tuesday, at approximately Wednesday morning, I asked my neighbor what his. When your neighbor’s tree falls (by “Force Majeure”) on your car, it is not your neighbor’s responsibility.

This may sound strange, but It is – in fact – an auto insurance claim. “Force Majeure” is French for an “act of God”. Before you can determine who is liable for damage caused by a falling tree or branch, you need to know who actually owns the tree.

If the trunk of the tree is on your property, you own it. If the trunk of the tree on your neighbors' property, they own it, no matter how much of the canopy overhangs the property line. Sep 17, If a Tree Falls on Your Car, Who's at Fault? By Daniel Taylor, Esq. on September 17, AM.

When a large tree limb mature trimmed bush or an entire tree tips over, your car can suffer serious damage. In some instances, this damage may be covered by your auto insurance policy. In others, it may be covered by the insurance policy of the property owner.