I was in the process of packing up my house to move when I broke my leg. Now I'm unable to finish the job. I need the remaining belongings packed up so I can have them moved to a storage facility where I can go through them, etc, when I'm feeling up to it. I am not moving any furniture, I just need my personal belongings packed up but I don't know how much to expect to pay.
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Your best bet is to contact some local movers and ask them to come and do a survey of your possessions.  They can give you an estimate.  It's impossible to offer any kind of amount without knowing more about how much "stuff" you have packed into that 4 BR house.  We have moved 4 times in the past 8 years and it's amazing how much we have.
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Legally, you have a right to free and unobstructed access to your room and each exit from the home.\n\nBeyond this, you should try to negotiate some space allocations.  If this fails, you should move on...
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Add up the total of the damages, subtract $45 for what they've already paid you, and then subtract your court fees. Is it really worth fighting for the remainder amount?\n\nIn your paperwork that you signed for them to begin moving and after they completed the work, there should be a paragraph on the mover's limited liabilities. You agreed to those terms when you signed the paperwork.\n\nShould you sue them? I don't think so.\n\nYou might be better served if you reported them to the BBB at http://www.bbb.org
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My wife and child are moving to a different city.  I am moving to yet another city.  \nI am going to be homeless again after many years.  \nI have more debt then money.  \nA very serious entity has destroyed me and my life and I am in the process of rectifying things.\nMy life has been a poorly written movie and it just got worse.
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If i was rich i would want to furnish it myself because then i could decorate it how i wanted, but considering that i am poor and just out of college i would prefer furnished because then i wouldn't have go out and buy furniture and spend the money to move it.\nAlso,\nI think that older people would probably want to furnish it themselves though because they don't move around as much as younger people. The more you move, the more of a hassle it is to move furniture the less people want to do it.
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Doesn't sound right.  There has to some onus of responsibilty on the part of the operator of the storage facility.  I do know they recommend obtaining renter's insurance if you use such a facility.  At any rate, you may have a case for small claims court.  It depends on the state where your reside.  Assuming this was a recent ocurrance (within your state's statute of limitations) and you were in good stead (you made the required payments on a timely basis) then you may be able to recoup at least a portion of your loss.\nTry the website I have listed below for additional information.  It will serve as a good "jumping off" point, giving you an idea of where else to look for information specific to your state, what documentation you need to prove your claim and what questions you need to ask and of whom.  Good luck!
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Try Yellow Freight.  They've delivered large (about the size of a couch) and heavy (about half the weight of a car) stuff for us.
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For about 3 months, I put into storage all of my furniture, washer, dryer, computer, TV included and everything was fine. I stored them in a unit that was metal with a concrete floor. However, about 6 months after I removed everything, the units flooded due to a rare storm we had so make sure there are no creeks or streams too close. And I had renters insurance from my insurance company just in case. it was like $10 a month, if that. hope this helps!
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the hospital should offer you a form. This is to apply for them to write this off and you don't pay. I think they call it a hardship application. not sure of your location. It is available to people who need it so do your best to get it.\nI am so sorry for your loss. Please keep in touch I really want to know how you are doing ok.
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contact your local agent.. best bet, call 911, they must have some info for you! sorry to hear you lost your house though, glad you still have computer or have access to yahoo answers!
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My apartment building burned to the ground on January 26,2003.\nApproximately 30 people including myself lost every thing they owned. I lost my car when the building collapsed and managed to walk away that morning with just my daughter, my dog and my purse. \nPeople from all over the county came together to make sure every family in that building had a place to stay that night.\nChurches and civic groups arranged to have furniture and housewares donated by merchants in the area, families donated \nclothes, housewares and more furniture.  Total strangers donated $ to a fund set up to help each family get into a new apartment and to make sure their utilities were connected.\nI worked at a car dealership @ the time and the owner of the dealership gave me a car to drive until I had saved up enough $ to pay for it.\nI had $96.00 in my bank account and an 8 year old daughter to support and was left with absolutely nothing due to something beyond my control and total strangers chose to help me and make sure that I had everything my family needed to get on with our lives.\nI have a completely new understanding of what people's kindness can do. I want to be able to make people realize that you can start over, all you may need is a hand.
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I helped people in my area with odd jobs. I charge 10$hr weather I was doing yardwork or Addressing envelopes.1hr min.It is a great way to get involved.10$ isn't alot but it's under the table and you are doing a good deed.Some are elderly or in recovering and need help with simple things like lifting or bending.Great insight on the world around you to.
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Homeowners insurance was made for this reason (and property damage). Keep in mind, the insurance will only pay your unpaid medical costs associated with the injury.\n\nThe bigger issue is the person who threw you out. If they physically threw you out and your leg was broken as a result, that is assault, a criminal act. Civil suites are unlimted in most states. You would need to pursue the homeowners first to substantiate your claim. Good luck! I'm sorry to hear your leg was broken at all!
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Let's see...I work full-time and I still have no money.  I have no money in my savings...  So there is no way I could survive without my job, unless someone wanted to pay my bills for me.  Any offers?  :)
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It depends on who rents your home.  If all goes well you will come back and everything will be the same as you left it.  You could also come back to find everything that isn't nailed down has been sold, heck even some items that were nailed or bolted down could be sold.  There are a lot of horror stories about renting out houses, you may want to think twice about it.
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They can keep all of it simply by stating that there were repairs to the apartment that needed to be complete b4 renting. They usually wont give a list of damages that were repaired. Take pics of all rooms when moving in and b4 moving out. It works to your advantage.Good Luck.
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My word.  That is a lot of people and stress.   Is it possible for you to move into a place away or maybe down the road form your relatives, just to get you out of the chaos?  There are usually places that offer low/reduced rent for fixed incomes.   Maybe your children can do things to help around the house so when you come home you have some peace and don't feel like you have to race around and clean, cook, do laundry etc.  Good luck.