My bf left his stuff at my apt .He changed phone and addy and hasnt come back for it. Can I sell his stuff?
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the tickets were a gift so no - you keep those\n\nif they are true friends then they should be able to be friends with the both of you. there is no way to "split" them up.\n\nAs for the apt. I'm sorry but it is only fair since you are on the lease. It isn't fair to dump her and leave her the hefty payment. At least till maybe she can find a roommate or something if that is possible. Either that or if you can convince her to move out to a cheaper apt. just pay until she moves.
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I am pretty sure if you are legally seperated and he has vacated the house and keeps coming into it without your consent or permission, it is criminal trespass, even if his name is on the mortage. He left, you are in possession of the home. I can tell you that more than 5 unwanted phone calls in a 24 hour period is a violation of federal standards and harrassment, as is simply swearing over the phone is an FCC violation. If you go to file a harrassment suit against him, at least in the state where I live, you will have to file a restraining order. He has the right to defend himself in court, which means he can demand a court hearing and you will have to be present and prove your charges. It's not hard to do, just a pain in the butt. You need to understand that any order of protection falls under 3 categories and he will be charged with all 3. You will have to try to prove that you feel threatened and also that he is, indeed, harrassing you by definition of the law. Keep a journal of when he comes over, what he says, how you felt. Also keep a journal of phone calls and even keep messages he might leave on your answering machine with date and time. Also, keep any notes he might leave for you. If you have anyone who can, have someone check the house when you are not there or have the police come by to keep an eye on things periodically. Also, set up a video camera in case he comes by then. You can certainly file against him, but remember you have to prove the charge, otherwise it is a waste of your time and money. Best of luck to you. The only good things about divorce is that it ends.
51547
sounds like someone stole a cell phone. Sorry that would be unethical and illegal. Take the phone and and return it to the cell phone company or it's right full owner.
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Call him and have everything :)
186607
depends on what possessions you had.  In some cases things like ciggarets, lighters etc. are not returned.  you should be able to go to the jail and get your possessions. all you do is sign for it. if you dont claim your belongings within a certain amount of time it will be discarded. you should call the jail and speak to the property room.
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Well if you "gave" it to him he now belongs to him, because it is considered gift. If you directed told him as soon as you break-up it yours, it should be yours. I think it belongs to you since you bought it in your name. If you two aren't able to agree, you should take it to court. Hope you get your rifle back!
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Search below.. or call some phone numbers listed on there site, also you did not mention...\n\nPavers for your husband to sell?\nPavers for your husband to install?
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Well, you could just hand it back to your ex if you are on good terms with them. If not, then try mailing it to their house or have one of your friends give it back.
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Don't worry about it.. if she comes around again tell her to go away! And tell her that if she finds anything else of yours that was left to keep it, if you left it with her then it must not be that important!
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Your rights are dependant on what is says in the original signed contract. If it states that the original owner has a right to come onto the property for a specified amount of time, to remove his left items, then that is legal up until that date at which point everything left after that date (unless specified in contract) becomes property of new owner and you could file trespass and theft charges against him. If he was supposed to have removed all items as agreed in contract by specified time, and did not do so, leaving you to clean up the mess, you could very well sue him for the amount it costs to remove the items. always keep records, photos, police reports etc, as they will help you in court. This is a civil matter and should be handled in a court of law but beware because sometimes small towns have their own way of doing things, not always legally. if the person whom you bought the property from is local with connections and friends of the courts It would have to be handled in a different juristiction were there is no conflict of interest.
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That is crap. If he need to hide it something is SOOOOO wrong. My boyfriend would "magically" need to go get a soda or need to get gas out of no where. I'm talking 10 o'clock at night, or 1st thing in the morning. The funniest was when he would "need a newspaper" but he doesn't read the newspaper. It would take him an hour to do what should take 20 min. we live in a apartment and the dumpster is about 8-10 yards form the back door.When he took the garbage out he felt the need to put it in the truck and drive it around the complex where the dumpster sits in a parking lot. Took him a good 15 min. So a lot of times she(his ex wife) would call him as soon as he walked back in as to say she forgot something. Sometimes I would here him say, OH, I JUST CALLED TO CHECK ON THE KIDS, so I know he had tried to call. I would ask him about it and why he felt the need to leave to call for that and he would say it just happened that way. B/S. Every time he was there and she called, he magically could get no reception on his cell phone. Even if he had just talked to someone else 5 min before with no problem. I got nosey and checked his phone once, and it turned out he was calling her and she was calling him several times a day, for 15 and 20 min conversations(or longer) at a time. When I confronted him, (not only was he pissed) but he claimed he was only "checking on the kids". In that case he was checking on them while they were in school and sleeping etc. By the way, his kids were 11 and 14. Long story short, he is a raving idiot who wants to be with her but can't so he keeps me for comfort. And yes, he slept with her on a regular basis. HE TOLD ME THE SAME THING, THAT HE WANTS ME NOT HER. And he left me to get back with her and came crawling back a week later. But the same crap kept happening so i kicked him out and he tried to get back with her again, but it did not work. PLEASE dont be stuipd like me. i have wasted almost 2 years with this crap. Learn from my mistakes.
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First, I sure get tired of folks responding to questions as if they were text messaging you; I wonder if they can properly spell anything. Second, each state has slightly different laws regarding personal property and tenancy. I also have a feeling you left a few details out; the owner of the property where your "house" or trailer was/is sitting on, is a rented space to you (Lessee) owned by the Lessor.  You must have recieved multiple notices regarding the issue of your back lot rent, and THEN it went to Small Claims Court.  The Judge in Small Claims must have had your "paid up" receipts of record, (if you bothered to show up)or not-if not, the Lessor (owner of the property) would have won the small claims case, then she/he (Lesor)would have had an additional request, through another court, at another date later, to request seizure of your property to pay the back owed bills.***** They can only do this if they have proved you had received Notices of these actions.**** The only way they could have had the utilities turned off is if they ended up owning YOUR property in this very legal way.  Seek free legal help from your community legal program; there is pro bono in just about every city in the USA.
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NO! YOU CAN'T .THE HOUSE HAS BEEN COUNTED AS PROPERTY THAT BELONGS TO BOOTH OF YOU (RIGHT!)THEN IF YOU SELL THE HOUSE YOU HAVE TO GIVE HALF OF THAT MONEY TO YOUR  EX HUSBAND AND YOU WILL GET STUCK WITH ANY MONEY YOU SPENT TO SELL THE HOUSE. SORRY!
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I think he might have left them there on purpose...why?Because he likes you and maybe feels insucure about himself,this is a way of knowing he'll see you again.Call him to say he left them at your place and ask if you can come over to bring them?
409384
Unfortunately you will probably have to just let the stuff go and just walk away from him since he is treating you badly. Material things can be replaced. The time wasted trying to retrieve those items can't.
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Box everything up & put it into your garage or shed.  Try to contact her if you have the forwarding information or know someone who can contact her.  If she doesn't claim it after 6 months, donate it to a local charity, The Salvation Army, Goodwill, a local domestic violence shelter or other similar organizations.  If you don't want to do that,  join up with Freecycle & give it away.