Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Massachusetts

It depends on what the court order says. If it allows you to remove the items, you will have to call a bonded mover to remove them and put them in storage. If it does not say you can remove them, then you have to go back to court on a contempt motion and ask that you be allowed to remove them and seek costs for the motion and your appearance,

Without reading the order, I can't tell you specifically what you are to do.

Good Luck.

I agree with attorney Roth that the answer to your question depends entirely on the court order. You may have a judgment for possession, or you may have an order of the court, or some other stipulation of agreement, and each one may require a different course of action. If you would like to discuss your situation in greater detail, please feel free to contact my office to schedule a consultation.