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    Nicola_Cummings Posts: 3, Reputation: 1
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    Oct 1, 2009, 07:10 PM
    Getting personal belonging back from a friend that was storing it
    I have this friend that was "Helping Me Out" by storing my son's & my personal belongings in her house we had a major fall out and now she won't let me have my stuff!! She text me every once in a while saying I can then want answer when. I am trying to find out the Georgia Laws (Floyd County) on this situation & how to get our stuff back it's almost everything we both own & I really need to know the legal steps I need to follow to get back to me!! Please any advice is appreciated Thanks!!
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    Oct 1, 2009, 09:01 PM

    Have you notified the Police? What did they say?

    Make a list of your belongings and sue her in Small Claims Court.
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    Oct 1, 2009, 10:14 PM

    I can't make a list because I can't remember what all is there it is everything we had in a 3 bdrm double wide trailer & yes everything but our clothing. So I'm trying to found out the laws on this so I can get my stuff back. I live in Rome, Georgia
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    Oct 2, 2009, 06:39 AM

    Hello N:

    The laws are simple. She has your stuff. She should either give it back or pay your for it.

    THAT'S THE LAW. There's NO other law. Now, if you want to ENFORCE the law, you need to SUE her for the value of your stuff.

    excon
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    Oct 2, 2009, 06:50 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Nicola_Cummings View Post
    I can't make a list because I can't remember what all is there it is everything we had in a 3 bdrm double wide trailer & yes everything but our clothing. So I'm trying to found out the laws on this so I can get my stuff back. I live in Rome, Georgia

    As excon said - there is no such law. Either the Police help you or you go to Court. Those are your only choices.

    The best you can do is attempt to make a list -

    But, again, there is no law that specifically addresses your situation. Your belongings haven't been stolen. You must sue for their return - I doubt very much that the Police will be helpful.

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