Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: Harrassing Neighbors

You have a right to quietly enjoy your property without harassment. You can sue them for trespass and harassment as well as nuisance. You may contact me.

Re: Harrassing Neighbors

You may sue them for harassment, nuisance and trespass, etc. While you can video, I would not go to extraordinary measures to do that. Do not tape their voices without their knowledge. Call if wish to discuss.

Re: Harrassing Neighbors

audio tape record.

call the police.

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Re: Harrassing Neighbors

There are state laws and/or enforceable judicial policies against harassment and private nuisance. Gather the evidence by legal (non-trespassory) means and either see a lawyer, call the police, or both. This can be treated as either a police matter or a civil matter.