I Just Don't Know What To Do!

[redheadrascal]

On June 14, 2001 my official PFA went into effect against my ex. We have a temporary provision for visitation of our two children included in the order. During these transfers every weekend he violated the order by harassing me and the DA took him to court on August 3, 2001. While on the stand, his lawyer twisted everything around and got him off with just a simple change to the order on where we would transfer the children. The next day I recieved a letter from the sherrif with a list of the items he wishes to take from my home. Some of the things are his such as clothing and personal files but the other items are household items that I purchased for the home and which he claims were personal gifts to him (such as TV, BBQ, and half of the furniture). The furniture was purchased through a loan in both of our names and to which both of us contributed until the time he was removed from the premises. The items are things that can not be split such as a queen bed, couch w/ coffee table and endtables w/ lamps, bedroom dresser and then a bunkbed set for the children. The sherrif has said that I can dispute anything on the list and he will have to take me to court for it. Does he have a legal right to these items?
I am in NE Pennsylvania.

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

My response:

Not until a judge says so.

So, dispute those items he claims as his own, and try to find (if possible) all receipts, credit card charge slips, billing, and anything else that would prove these items are yours.

It would have been nice, though, if you read the instructions in RED at the top of the page. You see, this is also an indicator to me that you may have some difficulty with "instructions" in general, and when it comes to legal papers, you must read and understand each and every word.

IAAL