Storage Unit Theft Solutions

I'm sorry to hear about your storage unit, Marisa. To provide relevant legal information, could you please let me know your city and state? This will help me give more precise guidance.

Thank you, Marisa. Here are some general legal steps you can take in Wisconsin if your storage unit was broken into:
- **Report the Incident**: Contact the local police and file a report.
- **Insurance**: Check if your renter's or homeowner's insurance covers the stolen items.
- **Storage Facility**: Notify the storage facility management and review your rental agreement for any liability clauses.
For further assistance, you may consider contacting the local police department.

Thank you, Marisa. Given that you've already contacted the local police, you might consider these additional steps:
- **Document Losses**: Make a detailed list of stolen items with descriptions and estimated values.
- **Legal Advice**: Consider consulting a local attorney for advice on any potential claims against the storage facility.
Would you like more information on finding a local attorney?

To pursue the replacement of your property, you can:
- **File an Insurance Claim**: Contact your insurance provider if your policy covers theft.
- **Legal Action**: Consult a local attorney to explore potential legal claims against the storage facility for negligence.
Would you like assistance in finding a local attorney?

I'm sorry to hear about your situation, Marisa. Here are some steps you can take without insurance:
- **Document Losses**: Create a detailed list of stolen items with descriptions and values.
- **Storage Facility**: Review your rental agreement for any clauses on liability or compensation.
- **Legal Advice**: Consider consulting a local attorney for possible legal claims against the storage facility.