motherhubbard91
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What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Wyoming
Recently, I separated from a girlfriend after a two year commitment. During this time, she supported me as I was unemployed for the majority of time. Most of my personal belongings are still at her residence in Wyoming, including approximately $20,000 dollars of snap-on tools and a tool chest that I are required, in my employment, as an auto mechanic.
A week ago, she stated that she had consulted an attorney. She had determined that I owed her $6,200.00 and that I would be receiving a letter from the attorney. This letter has yet to arrive. It is unclear where she obtained the amount, $6,200.00. It may have been from credit card debt that she paid for me.
Tonight, I contacted her to request permission to come up to Wyoming to pick up my belongings and she stated that the attorney had advised her not to let me take any of my personal property. Does she have a legal right to prevent me from taking my personal property, i.e., clothing, books, tools and/ or tool chest? What recourse do I have?
Recently, I separated from a girlfriend after a two year commitment. During this time, she supported me as I was unemployed for the majority of time. Most of my personal belongings are still at her residence in Wyoming, including approximately $20,000 dollars of snap-on tools and a tool chest that I are required, in my employment, as an auto mechanic.
A week ago, she stated that she had consulted an attorney. She had determined that I owed her $6,200.00 and that I would be receiving a letter from the attorney. This letter has yet to arrive. It is unclear where she obtained the amount, $6,200.00. It may have been from credit card debt that she paid for me.
Tonight, I contacted her to request permission to come up to Wyoming to pick up my belongings and she stated that the attorney had advised her not to let me take any of my personal property. Does she have a legal right to prevent me from taking my personal property, i.e., clothing, books, tools and/ or tool chest? What recourse do I have?