Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

I hired a fraudulent moving company to move me from Florida to California. I was not there for the second pickup of some of my belongings and the company failed to load many important items. They delayed the second pickup date until my house closed and the new owner moved in. He agreed to let the movers in for the second pickup, which he did. After the movers left so much stuff in his house, the new owner turned out to be dishonest and refused to turn my belongings over to me. Can I file a stolen property police report against the new homeowner for taking my property? I can prove ownership of the belongings and I do not have money to hire a lawyer for a civil case.


Asked on 6/13/15, 8:19 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Edward Hoffman Law Offices of Edward A. Hoffman

It sounds like these things happened in Florida, yet you posted your question under California law. Please re-post it under Florida law. More lawyers familiar with that state's laws will see your question that way, and future users with similar questions will be more likely to find it.

Good luck.

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Answered on 6/13/15, 2:12 pm


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