Q: I have a friend who gave me something and now wants it back
Yes well he emptys his storage buildian in my yard for a few days that turns into everything getting brought into my house because of the rain well it's still here he's nad at me and wants a few items back that he gave me well he gave me a rug a sound bar sold me a TV and he broke it moving it here and sold it to me and its broke from the move so he don't want to give me my money back money he's borrowed from me he owes me and don't want to pay me and busted in anytime he wants to stay all night mind you he does not live here but won't stop busting in at all hours of the night and hasn't ever paid me anything borrows from me don't pay me back and gave me the bedroom suite and threw mine out the front door and put that bed room suite in my house and then acts like it's his destroyed my bed room suite got rained on for a week and then gets mad at me cause he shows up with a girl at 330 in the morning and I ask them to leave he wouldn't leave but gets mad because of it and wants to take w
A: A local attorney should be able to advise on the best and safest way to handle this, which could involve figuring out a way to let them have the property and being done with it. Good luck
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I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. It's important to set clear boundaries with your friend to protect your space and belongings. Let him know firmly that his behavior is unacceptable and that he needs to respect your home and your property.
Consider documenting any instances of him borrowing items or money without repayment. This can be useful if you need to take further action. If he continues to disregard your requests, you might need to limit or cut off contact to maintain your peace of mind.
Additionally, don't hesitate to reach out to local authorities if he refuses to leave or if his actions escalate. Your well-being and comfort in your own home are paramount, and it's okay to seek help to ensure they are respected.
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