What is the name of your state? Indiana
Forgive me if this is in the wrong place but I wasn't exactly sure where to put it. My daughter (25yo) and owns her own home was dating a guy (29yo) who was living with her and paying 1/2 the bills. They split up (he moved out while she was at work) in April of 2024 still owing her about 2k. He had given quite a few expensive trading cards to my wife and I to sell for him on eBay. We didn't get them listed before they split up. I reminded him they were still at our house and that he was free to come and get them any time he liked. In total, I verbally reminded him via phone calls at least a 1/2 dozen times over the course of several months. His odd response was to chuckle nervously every time and say "okay." He's since ghosted all of us. Needless to say, the cards are still here approaching a year later. How long before these are legally considered abandoned? Thanks
Forgive me if this is in the wrong place but I wasn't exactly sure where to put it. My daughter (25yo) and owns her own home was dating a guy (29yo) who was living with her and paying 1/2 the bills. They split up (he moved out while she was at work) in April of 2024 still owing her about 2k. He had given quite a few expensive trading cards to my wife and I to sell for him on eBay. We didn't get them listed before they split up. I reminded him they were still at our house and that he was free to come and get them any time he liked. In total, I verbally reminded him via phone calls at least a 1/2 dozen times over the course of several months. His odd response was to chuckle nervously every time and say "okay." He's since ghosted all of us. Needless to say, the cards are still here approaching a year later. How long before these are legally considered abandoned? Thanks
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