If my husband and I are living with his mother and decide to separate what can I do about him refusing to return things?
In most cases a sheriff's officer will go with you to retrieve personal belongings.
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In most cases a sheriff's officer will go with you to retrieve personal belongings.
If he took your signed documents to a notary public, the notary should not have notarized your signature without having seen you personally sign them.
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