Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Property issues

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First, I think you are being a bad neighbor if your trees shed "millions of leaves August thru February" into your neighbor's lawn and do not offer to take any responsibility. By blowing them back into your yard, your neighbor has certainly let you know of his/her discontent. A good neighbor would offer a solution to help mediate the problem he causes.

You did not explain the objects you find in your yard. Without knowing more, I am unable to voice any comments on this part of your question.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.