Q: I got a confirmation number to pick my property up, does that mean the investigation is over?
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Unless you signed a consent order then no, someone is trying to steal your property. Any sort of matters that either needs to be a trial/hearing or a formal settlement before a judgement can be issued allowing them to get something called a "property execution" for the Marshall to take your stuff.
Trust me though, these are the sort of cases where confidentiality is key...I wouldn't post anything else about this on the Internet and I would just start calling different competent in this area of law. Find one that is knowledgeable and affordable and hire him/her bc something is fishy.
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Aubrey
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