Video Footage Sharing Guidelines

Summary

You are not legally required to share video footage from your private property in California unless there is a court order. If the request comes from an insurance company or legal entity, it is advisable to consult an attorney before sharing the footage. If the reason for the request is unclear, you can ask for clarification. For potential legal implications, seeking legal advice is recommended.

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Boyfriend slept over my house, in middle of night, walked from office (detached space) to main house. Opened door and then tripped inside over shoes. Only after tripping, turned on the lights. Video captured what happened. Now they are asking for video footage
Hey ****! If someone is requesting video footage from a private property in California, you have the following options:
- You are not legally obligated to share video footage unless there's a court order.
- If the request is from an insurance company or legal entity, consider consulting an attorney before sharing.
Are they asking for this footage for a legal claim or personal reasons?
They dont say
If they haven't specified the reason, you might want to ask them directly. You are not obligated to share the footage without a court order. If you're concerned about potential legal implications, consulting with a lawyer could be beneficial. Would you like guidance on how to proceed with legal consultation?
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