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I live in Nebraska your neighbor thinks he can do anything to your property you want to move your fence to your property line to keep him off your property the previous owner knew it was your property?
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All you need to do is check with your local building department at the town offices to determine how near the property line you can place a fence. In some jurisdictions there must be a set back of varying distances. In others the fence may be placed on the property line. You should also consult with an attorney who can inform you of your rights and how to protect your land from any adverse claims.
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You live in Nebraska your neighbor thinks he can do anything to your property you want to move your fence to your property line to keep him off property the previous owner knew it was your property?
I don't live in Nebraska but I have had property issues in the past. The best thing to do is hire a surveyor to come out and mark your property. If you live in a town this is not hard nor is it very expensive. Most towns use a "pin" system whereby property corners are marked with metal rods that are just under the grounds surface. How close you put a fence to a property line is governed by municipal ordinance (if you live in a town) or County Statute.
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