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Nightmare neighbour and Restrictive Covenants

Lord_Percy · 2017-11-18 13:08:35

I am asking this here as my good friend is in a terrible situation and cannot afford a lawyer to defend herself from recent new bullying neighbours. She was happily living for years, in a house, connected to 3 other houses which shared a roundabout (in front of the houses) which gives access to the main road for all 4…

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FBaby Posts: 18,374 Forumite

19 November 2017 at 3:31PM

Unless you are sharing the house with your friend, how do you know for certain that she's done nothing wrong but by going by what she tells you, which therefore means that she 'thinks' she's done nothing wrong rather than she definitely hasn't.

This is why you can help your friend emotionally, but the best advice you can give her is to indeed seek legal advice, even if at a cost.

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