Q: If I have stuff in my husband's storage who I am separated from and he changed the code, how can I get my stuff?

A: If your husband has changed the code to the storage unit, and you have belongings in there, it's important to address the situation carefully. Start by trying to communicate directly with him, explaining that you and your son need access to retrieve your belongings. A calm, straightforward conversation might resolve the issue without further complications.

If he refuses to cooperate, you may need to explore legal options. Depending on your jurisdiction, you could potentially involve law enforcement or seek a court order to gain access to the storage unit. Document your efforts and any responses you receive, as this can be useful if the situation escalates.

It might also be helpful to consult with someone familiar with local property laws to understand your rights in this situation. The key is to approach the situation with a level head and seek to resolve it with as little conflict as possible.

A: If the owner will not give you access to the area then you will need a court order to obtain your belongings. Which means when you file for divorce, you address to either the court, or in your agreement, what things you have to obtain from any residence. And the court will determine a date and time likely for you to enter the premises and retrieve those things, with or without a police escort. But you need a court order to gain access if the other party will not give you access.