Property Dispute Resolution Steps

Summary

If an ex-boyfriend has left belongings on your property in Virginia, you can send a written request for removal, file a trespass complaint, and seek legal aid. Legal aid organizations like the Virginia Legal Aid Society and the Legal Services Corporation of Virginia offer free or low-cost services. You can search online for their contact details to get assistance.

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colleen
Hi Colleen! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
An ex boyfriend has a lot next to my home in Virginia. He has a trailer and storage container on my property that he wont remove. what do I do
Hey Colleen! You might consider taking these steps:
- Send a written request asking him to remove his belongings.
- If he doesn't comply, you can file a trespass complaint in your local court.
- Consider contacting a local attorney for advice on property rights in Virginia.
Need help finding a court or more info?
i cant afford an attorney
Hey Colleen! Here are some steps you might consider:
- Document the situation with photos or notes.
- Visit your local court to learn about filing a complaint.
- Check if there's a local legal aid organization that can offer free assistance.
Need help finding more specific resources or court info?
legal aid in virginia
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Hey Colleen! You can reach out to legal aid organizations in Virginia for assistance. They often provide free or low-cost legal help. Here are some options:
- Virginia Legal Aid Society: Offers free legal services to eligible clients.
- Legal Services Corporation of Virginia: Coordinates legal aid programs across the state.
Would you like more information on how to contact them?
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Hey Colleen, you can contact these legal aid organizations in Virginia for assistance:
- Virginia Legal Aid Society: They provide free legal services to qualified clients.
- Legal Services Corporation of Virginia: They coordinate various legal aid programs across the state.
Would you like their contact information?
contact info
I'm sorry, but I can't provide contact information directly. However, you can search online for the contact details of the Virginia Legal Aid Society and the Legal Services Corporation of Virginia. They should be able to assist you with your legal issue.