Just a question regarding the possession of the home, the ability to take possession of my belongings after the court drops the charges. If anybody would have something to help or add in anyway???
So the lawyer called today and she said the talks with the prosecutor is they want to drop the charges. lawyer said they indicated conditional that i do not contact her so there will be no further problems. First thought is - Great I do not want to contact her and listening to the lawyer at least in my case, she has proven up to now not to be able to come to the table and negotiate or even talk so the expensive lawyer route will not be avoided (kind of knew that from more or less the onset) so here is the question:
If the charges are dropped by the court and I do not want to return to the house, but my belongings remain in the house - I would like to have access to my belongings, remove that which is mine. I did stop by the police station today to ask what the policy regarding all this was. The clerk said with the charges still still active, the policy of the Kingston Police Department ,for the lack of resources, is ten minutes max at the house with a police escort for the removal of basic things. It is up to the police officer to decide what they will allow to be removed and I am allowed to meet the officer at the station beforehand to discuss this before we go to the house but they are short of officers so they can't be there for any length of time.
But what if the charges are dropped? Does the issue of going back to the house and retrieving my belongings go away too? The only thing I have not been able to think out is if regardless of all charges being dropped - she just remains unreasonable and refuses to let anything leave. The other is her not being there, so it would be my son who I would need his help anyway to physically move the stuff I do want like one of my tool boxes with some tools. Thanks for your thoughts......
So the lawyer called today and she said the talks with the prosecutor is they want to drop the charges. lawyer said they indicated conditional that i do not contact her so there will be no further problems. First thought is - Great I do not want to contact her and listening to the lawyer at least in my case, she has proven up to now not to be able to come to the table and negotiate or even talk so the expensive lawyer route will not be avoided (kind of knew that from more or less the onset) so here is the question:
If the charges are dropped by the court and I do not want to return to the house, but my belongings remain in the house - I would like to have access to my belongings, remove that which is mine. I did stop by the police station today to ask what the policy regarding all this was. The clerk said with the charges still still active, the policy of the Kingston Police Department ,for the lack of resources, is ten minutes max at the house with a police escort for the removal of basic things. It is up to the police officer to decide what they will allow to be removed and I am allowed to meet the officer at the station beforehand to discuss this before we go to the house but they are short of officers so they can't be there for any length of time.
But what if the charges are dropped? Does the issue of going back to the house and retrieving my belongings go away too? The only thing I have not been able to think out is if regardless of all charges being dropped - she just remains unreasonable and refuses to let anything leave. The other is her not being there, so it would be my son who I would need his help anyway to physically move the stuff I do want like one of my tool boxes with some tools. Thanks for your thoughts......
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