🌳 Navigating Boundary Disputes: Your Neighbor's Tree and Connecticut Law Living in Connecticut's beautiful landscape often means sharing space with mature trees. While these trees can enhance property value and provide shade, they can also become a source of friction between neighbors, particularly when branches or roots cross property lines. This article explores your rights and responsibilities under Connecticut law regarding trees on or near property lines, offering practical advice and strategies for resolving disputes amicably and effectively. 📍 Understanding Property Lines and Tree Ownership In Connecticut, understanding exactly where your property line lies is the first crucial step. A survey is often the most accurate way to determine the boundary. Trees standing directly on the property line are generally considered jointly owned by both property owners, regardless of who originally planted the tree. This joint ownership carries significant implications: ...