I have a lot of belongings that were left by an ex. Where can I find info on when I can get rid of it?
439534
More than three months is probably too long.  In fact, for a reasonable time, you could sue her for the cost of storing it.  \n\nContact her, inform her you will only hold it for 30 days.  Then get rid of it.  If it is substantial, sell it, and send her the profits, less what you paid to store it.  If she thinks you cheated her, let her sue you (she won't, and you'd win).  Or give it to charity and inform her of it, so she can deduct it.
239940
If there was no written contract stating terms and conditions of the arrangement - you have no obligation on how long you have to keep his stuff.  However, before you toss them out, you probably should ("should" protecting you against the legal debate of he said / she said) give him written notice of removal with a reasonable deadline to protect yourself from any legal issues.  If you don't know how to reach him, post a notice in the local papers.  That way you have proof you made every effort.
138887
try www.craigslist.com  &  click on the city that is nearest to you. mostly people sell things on this site but there is a link that you can click on that people give things away--anything from pets to pianos.
53085
check in trash foldr thats the only place or way.\n\nchange your account password
362732
It depends on the "stuff."  I am going to assume you are speaking of personal belongings with some sort of value.\n\nThe answer is, until the trial is over, all appeals are over, and the period of time to file for an appeal have all passed.\n\nIf property was seized and there have been no charges filed, they can hold it until the statute of limitations for filing charges (depends on the crime) runs out.\n\nThis is a short and generic answer without specifics on the case, but basically, they can keep it until they are sure they won't need it again.  This may end up being a very long time.
345711
this site will help you out\nhttp://www.stuffdaily.com\n\nor if you want you can contact me
42950
If you delete them and can't find them in the "Trash" folder, it won't matter how old or how new they were: they're gone.\n\nIf you do find them in the "Trash" folder, and want to be able to keep them around a little more time, *move them OUT of the Trash folder*! Because otherwise there's the risk of a maintenance on the server, which might very well empty your Bulk and Trash folders...
305095
i would like to know also.  there is some evidence that i need to get rid of in a hurry.
837040
Go to the courthouse and see if there has been a 'lis pendens' filed against the property in question. One of the friendly records room people should be able to help you look for this.
1104325
It depends on your lease,  but you should be able to contact the local law enforcement agency and get your stuff out of the house. I would get a copy of the canceled checks A.S.A.P. and contact the police and get my stuff out now. Also have a copy of the lease. Good Luck
409384
Unfortunately you will probably have to just let the stuff go and just walk away from him since he is treating you badly. Material things can be replaced. The time wasted trying to retrieve those items can't.
622031
Try these links.\n\nHope this help.\n\nGood Luck.\n\nP.S. you can take an look at what is in your common files if there is anything there you don't want, get rid of.
258935
I don't know the official way of doing it, but if you go into your recycle bin and sort by "date deleted", you have to assume that the oldest file date and time is a little after your last delete.  When I do it on my computer the oldest file in my trash was deleted 1/15/2006 at 12:50 p.m., so I can assume that I probably last deleted earlier that day or the day before.\n\nI hope that helps.
206199
Look into your "trash' folder. You should find it if you deleted soon.
1051830
You may wish to check with an attorney but for the most part the standard practice is this;\n\nSend her a registered letter. Inform her that if the property is not picked up in 30 days it is considered abandoned and under the law it will be disposed of. The property actually becomes yours to sell or toss out.\n\nAfter 30 days she s**t out of luck. Just be sure to send any correspondence registered receipt.\n\nYou do have to retain her stuff but after 30 days and the letter...ha!...no self respecting cop would pinch you.
787196
sure it's not in the trash.\n\nDo a search/find on the file.
682691
If you really want it bad, and the Deleted Items bin has been emptied, try this:\n\nhttp://www.stompsoft.com/recoverlostdata2.html