when a relationship terminates, what can you do with articles and clothing left behind?
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Read More Answered By: Joseph Vredevelt |
you should do one of the following:
1. give time and date to pick up (if feel necessary request police be present for this) 2. mail back items 3. if no response or interest by other party, then send letter that you will get rid of the items by date and time if not pick up and send the letter certified by mail in other to avoid small claims court issues (or divorce issues if that is the case).
But if you don't think your ex will go to such terms, then just throw it away. |
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