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Bookmark or Share- How to legally remove someone's personal property stored at my home ...Unwanted guests -and their property - can simply be removed. However, to avoid accusations of theft, I recommend that you do one of two things: 1) give them written notice that their property will be donated to charity on a particular day, about two weeks in the future, unless they retreive it before then., and then do it.
- With regards to a Will, what is considered "Tangible Personal Property ...So depending on how specific your parents' testamentary provisions are, most of the items you mentioned would likely fall under "residuary estate," unless there was a general provision for "tangible personal property": if the latter exists, then furniture, books/records, TVs and computers would be disposed of under the tangible personal ...
- Are firearms considered personal property if in probate?Generally, tangible (physical, non-money, non-stock, non-bonds, etc.) personal property is personal property and is frequently addressed separately in a will. (In part because of certain tax consequences of distributing property). Whether personal property has to be sold depends upon the will and facts and circumstances of the estate.
- Is cash considered tangible personal property in a will?Provisions in a Will concerning the disposition of tangible personal property would include items like furniture, clothing, jewelry, artwork, etc. Under the Massachusetts Uniform Probate Code, the Personal Representative should issue an "instrument of distribution" to the beneficiary evidencing the disposition of tangible personal property.
- My personal property is on someones property and they won't let me ...The other comments are correct; you risk personal harm by merely going onto the other property; you are technically trespassing; The proper remedy is to use the Court system. First have an attorney make a written demand to surrender the property in a manner that you can prove was received by your neighbor.
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