Property Retrieval Legal Steps

Summary

After a domestic dispute in Santa Clarita, CA, where both parties were arrested and charges dropped, the individual is facing challenges retrieving personal property from a residence legally considered their address. The girlfriend, who owns the house, changed the locks and evicted the individuals 18-year-old son. Legal steps include requesting a police escort for property retrieval, preparing for a restraining order hearing, and consulting a local attorney for advice on property rights and eviction issues.

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I was living with my girlfriend. The house is under her name. She took my teenage son at the time * and is now * under her wing about a year ago. We live in Santa Clarita CA. Los Angeles County. We had a domestic dispute where we both got arrested. We both didn’t press charges. The DA dropped the charges. While I was under custody she made bail. While I was in custody she kicked out my 18 year old son of the house and changed ok the locks. She’s making it impossible to get our property. I now out and waiting for a court hearing for the restraining order hearing. That’s still legally our address. What legal actions can we take?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Here are some steps you could consider:
- Request a Police Escort: For retrieving personal belongings, you might request a police escort to prevent any conflict.
- Restraining Order Hearing: Prepare for your restraining order hearing to explain your side and seek any necessary orders.
- Consult a Lawyer: Consider consulting a local attorney for advice on property rights and the eviction of your son.
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Got it, ****. Before we proceed with connecting you to local lawyers, could you please provide a brief description of your legal issue?
I was living with my girlfriend. The house is under her name. She took my teenage son at the time * and is now * under her wing about a year ago. We live in Santa Clarita CA. Los Angeles County. We had a domestic dispute where we both got arrested. We both didn’t press charges. The DA dropped the charges. While I was under custody she made bail. While I was in custody she kicked out my 18 year old son of the house and changed ok the locks. She’s making it impossible to get our property. I now out and waiting for a court hearing for the restraining order hearing. That’s still legally our address. What legal actions can we take?
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