Gift Ownership In Indiana

Summary

In Indiana, a gift is legally the recipients property once given. The giver must intend it as a gift, and the recipient must accept it. If your ex gave you a gaming computer, it is legally yours. You can inform him about Indianas gift laws or seek assistance from law enforcement if needed. If disputes persist, consider legal representation.

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In Indiana, a gift is considered the property of the recipient once given. Some key points:
- A gift must be delivered to the recipient
- The giver must intend it as a gift
- The recipient must accept it
Thus, if your ex gave you the computer, it's legally yours.
Okay
Hello! Based on your situation and location, it seems like Indiana's gift laws apply:
- A gift becomes the property of the recipient after it's given.
- The giver must have intended it as a gift.
- The recipient must have accepted it.
Therefore, if your ex gave you the computer, it's legally yours.
Okay so what can I do so he knows he can’t take it
You can tell him about Indiana's gift laws or, if you feel uncomfortable, you could ask a law enforcement officer to communicate this to him. If he continues, you may need legal representation.