Legal Question in Personal Injury in Florida

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Have a lawyer send him a cease adn desist letter.

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There is no way to know if anything can be done without more nformation abo0ut what he is doing that you consider to be wrongful.

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If the driveway is truly illegal, then you should file a complaint with your local city/county code enforcement. The owner might be required to remove it or make alterations which might be beneficial to you.

If your neighbor is not breaking any laws, there is little anyone can do to help you. Oftentimes, neighbors can be annoying without violating the law and other neighbors simply have to learn how to cope with this intrusion into their daily lives.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

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You and your child have right to quiet enjoyment of your home. You weren't specific as to how he was harrassing your child, but assuming he is violating your right to quiet enjoyment of your home, you can file a NUISANCE suit against him.

Good luck.

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You may need to talk to a criminal attorney. It is unclear whether you own or rent your own property. If you too are renting there may be recourse within the civil justice system, but it sounds to me like you are looking for a way to stop this individual. Whether you own or rent the property, if this individual is trespassing you may be able to obtain some type of restraining order.