Eviction Property Rights Maine

Summary

In Maine, after an eviction, landlords must store personal property for 7 days. If not collected, they may sell or dispose of it. Contact your landlord immediately to retrieve your items. If improperly disposed of, you may file a claim for damages. This is general advice and may not cover all specifics of your situation.

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Eviction, personal property in Maine after expired writ of possession
Hello ****, in Maine, after an eviction:
- The landlord must store your property for 7 days.
- If not collected within 7 days, they may sell or dispose of it.
- You can request your property during this time.
Can you confirm if the eviction already occurred?
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Hello ****, as the eviction has already occurred, you should immediately contact your landlord to collect your personal property. If your items have been improperly disposed of, you may potentially file a claim for damages.
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Hello ****, since the eviction has already occurred in Maine:
- You should contact your landlord immediately to request your personal property.
- If the property has been sold or disposed of, you may have a claim for illegal disposal.
Remember, this is general advice and may not cover all specifics of your situation.