Pat, if she is in the wrong, you may not have to deal with her.  The 
insurance companies may fight it out.



earlier, Pat Ferguson, wrote:
>Hi John and everyone,
>
>Well, they will, but if the tree is rottin, it's her responsibility, 
>meaning the lady who owns the little house between us and our 
>rental, but if the tree is in good shape, and if the lim that hit 
>the rental house is in good condition, which from what Vernon said, 
>is rottin, it's her responsibility.
>
>I think she will be difficult to deal with.
>
>We'll just see.
>
>Please continue to pray for this situation.
>
>thanks so much for praying.
>
>
>Thanks much.
>
>Many Blessings,
>
>Pat Ferguson
>"I can Do all Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me" Philippians 4:13.
>
>At 06:06 PM 6/22/2015, you wrote:
>>Pat, the insurance company may go after whoever owns the tree.
>>
>>
>>
>>earlier, Pat Ferguson, wrote:
>>>Hi Everyone,
>>>
>>>We had a bad thunderstorm this morning around 5 AM.
>>>
>>>Very high winds and heavy rain.
>>>
>>>Vernon was on the roof to check the damage done to our house and 
>>>he was told by our renter that the rental house was hit by a tree.
>>>
>>>He said there is a branch on the upper roof  that he can not reach.
>>>
>>>There's a tree that could fall this evening or tomorrow that is 
>>>betwene both houses. I pray that it doesn't fall.
>>>
>>>The little house between our house and our rental house could be 
>>>in danger if that tree falls, it will hit that house.
>>>
>>>The tree doesn't belong to us.
>>>
>>>Our insurence might cover it maybe, but in some cases it might be 
>>>the responsibility of the owner of the little house which is 
>>>between our house and our rental house.
>>>
>>>
>>>Thanks much.
>>>
>>>Many Blessings,
>>>
>>>Pat Ferguson
>>>"I can Do all Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me" Philippians 4:13.
>>
>>John