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AK lawyer
I doubt that even a Canadian lawyer will be able to help OP. It will depend on the terms of the order of restitution and of the stay pending appeal. I would look at the restitution order to determine if it, by itself, acts as a writ of execution. It is more likely, in my opinion, that a writ will be necessary before the personal possessions can be seized, but I don't know.
It was mentioned in court with the restitution payment back in 2010.. never saw anything in writing... yet
This restitution order was stayed by my Appeal since 2010 which I lost yesterday as I could not get an adjournment to get my files 7 hours away from where they put me on parole and they would not give access to my home during this period prior to the Appeal being heard. I need a travel permit.
The panel was not sympathetic and would not adjourn even for 24 hours. I continue to stay on parole at a halfway house here in Toronto for 6 months when I should be on full parole and able to go back to my home.. if still there?.
The restitution is a serious concern because I do not know when they will seize my home.. can I get some friends to clean it out now?. I have the car cleaned out just in case a tow truck shows up all of sudden.. not sure how this all works.. then again who do I contact to find out how and when this will play through?