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What should I do if my fence is on my neighbor’s property? Well, if your neighbor doesn’t object to it, I suggest you just leave it there. Number 2 is if your neighbor objects to it, well, then you may want to get a survey and to move your fence as far as that’s concerned. Another option that I’ve seen is if the neighbor and you and the neighbor get along fine, but they’re concerned that when they get ready to sell the property, it might be a problem entering into an agreement that everyone’s in agreement that you can leave your fence there for the time being, and then you agree to move your fence whenever they ask you to. If it’s not a problem, then they basically put it off until such time there is a problem. Many people are concerned that if you have a fence that somehow they lose that property that’s inside the fence line and you can basically, they do not, and that you’re not establishing any ownership of that property, which is also a concern, which I guess you, how you convince your neighbor that you’re not going to claim their property. The other, if you can, if the neighbor would grant you an easement, that would be another solution that says that you are allowed to maintain your fence on their property. But otherwise, if the neighbor is insistent that the fence be moved, I suggest that you move the fence. My phone number (727) 847-2288.