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Originally Posted by Patty55
I don't know anything about Fla law but I had a situation with trespassing in NY. Nothing with POOP.
My former brother-in-law was trespassing on and vandalizing my property. I called the police, they took reports of damage but wouldn't talk to him unless I lied and said I saw him doing it.
So, I spoke to my attorney who advised me that since other people were allowed so was he and to press the trespassing issue there had to be malice on his part (there was).
My attorney served him with a stay away letter directing him to stay away from my home, my place of business, my barn, my vehicles and to avoid anywhere that he knew I was.
If you want to get serious about the POOP issue get the persons name and address, have your attorney write them a letter, send it certified and then when they reoffend LE will treat it seriously. IMO, unless you show how serious you are nothing will be done.
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I would take a look at the American Bar Association pamphlet on relations with neighbors before going to an attorney.
http://www.americanbar.org/content/d...thcheckdam.pdf Attorneys should be your last resort after running out of all your options. They actually mentioned something like this in some law school classes especially those that involved reasonable people and what they would do in such-and-such a situation. I know some people can be extremely unreasonable however.