Handling Abandoned Property California

Summary

In California, if a friend leaves belongings like a TV, it may be considered abandoned. You should attempt to contact them to return the item. If contact is not possible, follow Californias abandoned property procedures, which include sending a written notice to the last known address and waiting for a response. After six months, if no response is received, you may have the right to keep or dispose of the property. Consulting a local attorney can help ensure compliance with specific legal requirements.

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In California, if you're unable to contact your friend, you may need to follow specific procedures for abandoned property. Usually, this involves providing a written notice to the last known address and waiting for a response. If there's still no response, you might be able to dispose of or keep the property. It's a good idea to consult with local resources or an attorney to ensure compliance with local laws.
if it’s abandoned for six months what then?
In California, if personal property is abandoned for six months, you may have the right to keep or dispose of it after following proper procedures:
- Send a written notice to the last known address.
- Wait for the response period specified in the notice.
- If no response, you may claim ownership.
Consider consulting a local attorney to ensure compliance with specific legal requirements.