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What are the laws on personal property abandonment in Arkansas?
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I’m sure the threatening voicemails will interest the police.
You have no obligation to store or take care of other people’s property. Unless you signed some sort of contract? Even then, it wouldn’t be a valid contract unless they paid you some compensation.
Relax about theft.
Consider a restraining order against your ex-friends.
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i’m not sure but I believe the law is on your side with this unless there was a written paper saying that you would care for their belongings. I hope the police will give you some help on the voice mail situation too. Like maybe giving THEM a voice mail that they will hear and make them think twice about calling again. I mean really, how long were you supposed to cart their stuff around? I’m from Arkansas too.
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