My neighbor s house was demolished by someone else, and it accidentally collapsed and hit my house,

The question you are talking about is indeed a bit complicated. What's the complication?

It lies in the determination of the subject of tort liability.

If the neighbor's house is demolished, and the neighbor finds someone to demolish it, causing the house to collapse and smashing your belongings, then the subject of infringement is the neighbor at that time;

If the neighbor's house is demolished, but the neighbor does not agree to the demolition and is forcibly demolished by a third party, then, in this case, your belongings are smashed, then both your house and the neighbor's house are victims, and the infringing subject is the third party who forcibly demolished it!

Your question is: what to do? This should be done:

First, ask the neighbors about the specific circumstances of the demolition to confirm whether it is in the nature of forced demolition;

Secondly, after figuring out the nature of the demolition, you can negotiate compensation, and if the neighbor or a third party fails to negotiate, then go through the judicial process.

Moreover, this matter seems simple, but it is not so easy to operate, and it is recommended to hire a lawyer to assist your family in handling this matter.

I hope my statement will inspire you.

You can negotiate with the other party, according to the current price of furniture appropriately let the point, friendly solution, if the other party is lai, you will damage the furniture record, take a good photo and ask the police to deal with it, and finally you can also sue the court, let the court decide to deal with it.

If it is a financial dispute, you can collect evidence and sue them in court to make them compensate you for all losses, including legal costs.

If the neighbor's house is demolished by someone else, it means that it collapsed and smashed your house, then you must be compensated, and you can go to the local village committee to coordinate and solve it by the village cadres.

I think you should first figure out who should pay for the situation, and then delay the lawsuit in court, and the law will definitely give you justice.

Just go through the legal process.