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I Moved In With A Roommate And I'm Not On The Lease. Now I Found My Own Place And She Wants To Hold My Belongings. I Have Paid The Entire Rent For Two Months. What To Do?
 Call the police and tell them what the problem is. As long as you can prove ownership, she'll have to release your things. |
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dsmdaryl  25 Jan 2008 15:16 |
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Contact the leasee and let them know what the deal is. See if they will contact the person who is now on the lease to confirm. The leasee can let you in the property to claim your good but there may be issues with your old roomy saying you took items that did not belong to you. Better, you could contact the police and have them verify the issue and escort you in the property to claim your goods. Make sure to take an inventory of everything you take along with a verification from the officers that you only took items on the list. Then when your old roomy tries to say you took items that were not yours, you have the proof to back it up. |
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fdjones 25 Jan 2008 16:07 |
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