Vandermeide v. Young

Opinion

VOROS, Judge:

11 This case challenges the centuries-old adage that "good fences make good neighbors." The case arose from a dispute over a six-foot fence running east and west between two neighbors' residences. The neighbors on the south, John Vandermeide and Patsy J. Vandermeide (the Vandermeides), built the fence; the neighbor on the north, James Winslow Young, tore it down. The Vander-meides prevailed in the ensuing litigation. James Winslow Young (Young) and Robert J. Young (collectively, the Youngs) appeal. 1 We agree with the Youngs that the trial court's findings appear to be…