Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

You will want to take some steps, like writing a clear letter (and keeping a copy) telling your neighbor about the problem and demanding that the neighbor trim the tree. That will give you a stronger basis for claiming (after a branch falls on your car!) that the neighbor should have trimmed it. If the tree is dangerous, the town may force them to trim it.

This is one of the kinds of problems that a consultation with a lawyer may help a lot. Don't wait until the car is damaged before taking action.

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