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| Originally Posted by George_1950 You do not ever have to allow anyone into your home, without a warrant. If he gave the items to you, then they are yours to do with as you please. Of course, he may dispute the gift. Write him a letter telling him the facts concerning the gift and how much you are enjoying his generosity. Keep a copy in the event he takes legal (civil) action. He may even have a policeman or deputy accompany this "someone", trying to hoodoo you; don't fall for it. Just tell them, no deal, that the property is yours, until a judge rules otherwise. |
I would (respectfully) disagree - you have no need to put anything in writing and anything you DO put in writing at this point will appear self serving and no matter what will be used against you.
You don't have to let anyone into your house; he cannot send a Policeman or Deputy to assist him unless the Court orders it; that can't happen unless you are served - you can't just go to the Police and say, "So and so has my furniture. Here, get in my car and we'll go get it back."
I would do nothing - if he shows up call the Police.
Worse scenario - he goes to Court and sues to get the furniture or the dollar amount back from you and then you defend and either win or lose.
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