Legal Question in Family Law in New Hampshire

getting back personal property

I recently broke up with my girlfriend and at the time of the break up I was able to get clothes and my van but 2 days after the break up she filed a temporary restraining order in which the judge gave her temporary use of my car they had a police standby the car and myself were back at my parents house in a different town I did want to add that when I got my clothes and van there was police on the scene per my request , the matter went to court and even with an attorney my ex was denied the restraining order so I with out an attorney present thought that I would get my car back but when we left the courtroom that day we were seperated by parties when leaving the courthouse I watched as my my ex and her family got into my van and leave I have tried to get my van back and so far I have not had success the van never is at my ex's or at her work and I did file a motion to try to get it back and it was denied I thought that if the judge who gave my property away could help get it back the police will only do a standby and thats if we find my van I have had to quit my job since moving back with my parents walking to work is out of the question can you help me?


Asked on 6/05/09, 11:00 am

1 Answer from Attorneys

Re: getting back personal property

If the van is titled in your name and has not been returned, file a stolen motor vehicle report. Also, use of a motor vehicle, without authority, is a criminal offense.

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Answered on 6/05/09, 2:58 pm


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