Domestic Assault Victim Rights

Summary

The user, a victim of domestic assault, kidnapping, and rape, is seeking advice on her rights to access her belongings from a shared residence. The accused has a no-contact order and is currently in jail. The user has no legal documents proving her residence but has mail addressed to her at the property. The user was advised to consult with a lawyer to understand her specific situation and explore her options.

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I'm the victim of a case charges are aggravated domestic assault aggravated kidnapping aggravated rape and resisting arrest lived with him for * yrs have mail to show I live there when cops came to do search warrant I was there trying to get some of my things they drove me to a friend's and dropped me off didn't say I couldn't go back but didn't let me take anything cuz they didn't even know I lived there I went back couple days later the dead bolt had been changed he has a no contact order in place and has been in jail today was court and his parents were there I'm worried they gonna bond him out and I won't be able to get my things can I still legally be there
I'm not a lawyer, but I can try to help. Did you have any legal documents or court orders regarding your living arrangements or access to the property?
No I was homeless for * yrs prior to meeting him he bonded me out Nov 18th * and I been with him sence
I'm not a lawyer, but it's important to consult with one for specific legal advice. In general, without any legal documents or court orders regarding your living arrangements or access to the property, it may be difficult to legally establish your right to be there. It's best to consult with a lawyer to understand your options.
I have mail from the state regarding food stamps doesn't that count
It's great that you have mail from the state regarding food stamps. However, that may not necessarily establish your legal right to be at the property. It's still advisable to consult with a lawyer to understand your specific situation and explore your options.
Aarp mail with both our names addressed on it
It's helpful that you have AARP mail with both your names on it. However, it's important to consult with a lawyer to understand how this mail may impact your legal right to be at the property. They can provide you with specific advice based on your situation.
Still need help
Of course, I'm here to help. Can you please provide me with some details about your current legal issue?