Towing Dispute Legal Guidance
Summary
In Ohio, towing from private property requires clear signage and property owner authorization. If procedures werent followed, you may contest the tow. Document the incident, gather evidence, and review local towing ordinances. Consulting a local attorney can provide further guidance.Full Conversation
Terry
Hi Terry! What legal issue are you seeking guidance on today?
A civil complaint barberton Police department toad a tow truck that I had a lean on and a motorcycle that I owned that I was waiting for a title out of private parking for bad tags was not called or asked if you remove by property owner Northern signs stating private parking
It sounds like you're dealing with a complicated situation involving property and towing. In Texas, here are some general points to consider:
- Property owners usually have to authorize a tow from private property.
- Notices or signs must be clear regarding parking rules.
- You might have rights to dispute the tow if proper procedures weren’t followed.
To proceed, have you considered contacting a local attorney to explore your legal options?
This is in Ohio
Thanks for the clarification! Since your situation is in Ohio, here are some general points:
- Ohio law requires clear signage for towing from private property.
- Property owners must authorize the tow.
- You might have rights to contest the tow if procedures weren't followed.
Have you tried contacting a local attorney for specific guidance?
No going to deal with the case on my own the police said a resident called concerning just a tow truck when they came they told a motorcycle that was next to the tow truck for bad tags and then there was a car right next to them with bad tags that they did not tow
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It seems like you have a legitimate concern about the selective towing of vehicles. Here are a few things you might consider:
- Gather any evidence, such as photos or videos, that support your case.
- Document the incident, noting the time, date, and any conversations with law enforcement.
- Check local towing ordinances and regulations.
If you change your mind about handling this on your own, consulting with a local attorney could provide additional insights.