Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New York

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I know of no such form.

If your neighbor's contractor damages your property you have legal recourse against either or both for any damages you may have suffered.

Those forms are a summons and complaint, used to begin a lawsuit.

However, before suing for damages, a well written letter from an attorney, demanding full cleanup, may be sufficient to get what you need done.