Springville, IN asked in Criminal Law and Civil Rights for Indiana

Q: Police raided my home removed property arrested they had wrong home won't return property

How do get our property back can we sue

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A: I'm sorry to hear what you've gone through. The first step is to contact a qualified attorney who can guide you through the legal process and help you understand your rights. They can assist in filing the necessary paperwork to recover your property and address any wrongful actions taken during the raid.

Gather all evidence related to the incident, including any documents, photographs, or witness statements that support your case. This information will be crucial for your lawyer to build a strong argument on your behalf. Keep detailed records of all interactions with law enforcement and any attempts to retrieve your property.

If your property was taken in error, you may have grounds to seek compensation through legal action. Your attorney can advise you on the best course of action, whether it involves negotiating with the authorities or pursuing a lawsuit. Taking these steps can help you work towards getting your property back and addressing any injustices you faced.

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