A not-drive-able is abandoned in my garage . I do I protect myself before towing and after telling the people to remove it?
If the car is abandoned, you can remove it. You have provided adequate notice to the ex son-in-law.
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If the car is abandoned, you can remove it. You have provided adequate notice to the ex son-in-law.
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