Helpful neighbor!

Wagtail · Mar 5, 2014

Oh, I'm still interested in this saga.

Despite the pain, this may turn out to be to your benefit.

Hang in there.

Looking4new · Mar 5, 2014

I hope you are going after legal fees and costs + lost time from work + fuel + mileage to & from court not to mention the fence.

LJH · Mar 5, 2014

She really does come off as not firing at TDC. Fingers crossed the court can get her to pay what she owes and stay away from your fences and out of your life.

grsthegreat · Mar 5, 2014

holy crap..... didnt read this before. sucks to have a neighbor like that

DT86 · Mar 5, 2014

Geesh.

Yes, we are still interested. I feel for you man. I have a ongoing dispute ($$) with a neighbor and I know it wouldn't be worth taking to court for the very reasons you are dealing with right now.

Stimw · Mar 5, 2014

This is why they call it "Practicing Law" ! They love to keep trying. (and charging!)

joshuabardwell · Mar 5, 2014

Shield Arc said:
For those of you who might still be interested in my soap opera.

ME! ME!

She is to pay the courts the $3,475.20 for my fence.

Pardon my cynicism, but is the court then going to disperse that to you? Or is her offense against the State Of Washington, and you can go to heck?

They came back in and her lawyer told the judge she wants to go to trial.:shocked: So we have another court date of March 19, 2014.

It's only going to get worse for her from here.

joshuabardwell · Mar 5, 2014

Looking4new said:
I hope you are going after legal fees and costs + lost time from work + fuel + mileage to & from court not to mention the fence.

I would think that this would be a separate civil suit, while this case is criminal--hence the "it's between the State and her, you have nothing to do with it," statement.

xring100 · Mar 5, 2014

Sounds like your neighbor needs to be committed to the looney bin. Good Luck I sure hope i never have a neighbor like her

LD1 · Mar 6, 2014

I too would be concerned about having to go through this all over again to get the money you are owed.

If this is between the state and her, and this is indeed not the civil part where you will get paid, why did you have to go to court today?