Wait what? Three? I only have 2 accounts. I want to change riverrover.
Any ways to get back to what i was saying,
The post is here:Ex boyfriend withholding belongings
Is it because iam in a different jurisdiction?
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Any ways to get back to what i was saying,
The post is here:Ex boyfriend withholding belongings
Is it because iam in a different jurisdiction?
army judge
Super Moderator
It might work.
You'll need proof you're on the lease.
You'll also need cooperation from law enforcement.
You get 15-20 minutes to collect your stuff.
Most people don't get it all.
They do get a lot of it.
Call the police or sheriff an ask about it.
From what I gather about your situation, small claims might be your best option.
Judge Judy, or one of the other TV legal shows is even better.
Why?
Because, even if you lose, you get paid (plus you get a free mini-vacation).
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
You'll have to give us a link to that other thread so we can make sure you aren't misreading something.
I can't see the police even responding to you let alone stand by while you break into a storage unit where the account is in somebody else's name and you have absolutely no evidence except your sayso that anything in it belongs to you.
I can't see the police even responding to you let alone stand by while you break into a storage unit where the account is in somebody else's name and you have absolutely no evidence except your sayso that anything in it belongs to you.
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
Frankly, everybody gave that OP bad advice (including her mother) except jacksgal who also didn't think the police would stand still for that kind of thing.
However, a nice big bolt cutter doesn't cost much at Harbor Freight or Home Depot. I'm not advocating the risk. It's up to you.
adjusterjack
Super Moderator
It's not harassment if you are seeking your own stuff from somebody wrongfully keeping it from you.
She will learn that if and when you sue her.
Highwayman
Well-Known Member
Your sister is a guy?
Oh okay
Wow thats nice didnt even know that. Not that i want to do that or consider it be cause of the min vacay but thank you.
The link is belowe
Ex boyfriend withholding belongings
No i just say dude all the time whether girl or guy if your my friend or part of family. Beside my mom and elders,
army judge
Super Moderator
What's the value of all your stuff today?
Not what you paid for it ten years ago, but what someone would pay you today to buy it, if anything.
If its just sentimental junk, offer your former pal $400, $200, gotta pay to get dude to play with you; and to meet you, let you grab your junk, leave the facility, and you pay him in cash outside the gate.
Money talks, all else gets balks!!!
But if you won't pay, forget about it.
Let it rot, keep your money.
Buy new stuff.
In that instance I believe BOTH names were on the rental agreement (or both parties were known to storage management) and law enforcement agreed to the plan.
You can always ask.
Your problem is obtaining access to the storage facility and then the unit.
If its by key code, it's easier than if you must use a device, a key card, or even a key to a gate, then the storage building.
YMMV
mightymoose
Moderator
No need to even involve police. They aren't going to care about a property dispute like this.
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