Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Florida
Confused on what actions to take
Well what if I was staying at someone's house and some of my valuables go missing. We had a bad falling so I moved out. He only verbally promised he would replace my things because I was under the impression that his kids may have been responsible for things going missing in the first place. I have no records of texts, email, stating any proof, so does that mean I really don't have a case? Should I just let this go? I just feel that because I was not staying at his house as a tenant, I paid no bills whatsoever, and so it looks as if I'm not entitled to anything being replaced?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Confused on what actions to take
P.S. Stop listing this question in "Intellectual Property" law. It is "General Civil Litigation."
For everyone's information, I don't get this mad about a stupid first question. This is a follow-up question and answer.
Re: Confused on what actions to take
You cannot even tell me what action you are entitled to against whom -- and I'm nobody to you. How are you going to tell a judge that THIS particular person owes me THIS particular amount of money because he did THIS particular thing and took THIS particular item which is worth $$ XX ???
I'm not telling you that you don't have a case. I'm just telling you that a judge will laugh you out of court with 'I said, he said' nonsense.
No lawyer has a magic wand! Please use common sense first.
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