Summary
In Alabama, you have the right to retrieve your belongings from your spouse. If access is denied, you can request a standby from local law enforcement to ensure peace. If further issues arise, a court order may be necessary. Legal aid societies can assist with court fees. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
Terry Starr
Hello Terry Starr, I understand you're dealing with a marital issue and need legal information. However, I need to know your location to provide you with accurate information. Can you please share it?
Anniston
Hello Terry Starr, in Anniston, Alabama, here's what you need to know:
- Alabama is an equitable distribution state.
- You're legally allowed to retrieve your belongings.
- If she refuses, consider a court order.
Consider contacting a local attorney for personalized advice.
Alabama
Hello Terry Starr, in Alabama:
- You have a legal right to property acquired during the marriage.
- If your spouse refuses entry, you may need a court order.
For specific advice, please consult a local attorney.
That's the problem when we separated she got all the bank acts I have no money no vehicle I have nothing and I just want to go get my stuff changed the lock right after I left
I understand your situation, Terry. In Alabama:
- You can ask for a 'standby' from local law enforcement. They'll ensure peace while you collect your things.
- If your spouse refuses, you may need a court order.
- Legal aid societies can help with court fees.
Contact a local attorney for specific guidance.
Ok thank you this was very helpful
You're welcome, Terry. I'm glad I could provide you with helpful information. If you have any other legal questions in the future, don't hesitate to contact FreeLawChat. We're here to assist you.
I can't think of anything right now ty
That's perfectly fine, Terry. We're here whenever you need us. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any further legal questions. Take care!
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