Beeing married to a person for over 9 months and I have not seen him for over 6 months am I allowed to take what I want

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My husband been gne fr ver 6 months he would not answer my calls we only been married for over 9 months can I take what I want

Second post. Posting repeatedly is not necessary or helpful. Please see response to first post.

My husband has been gone for over 6 months he has not make no atemp to come back home. He would not answer my calls.

First post: whether it is safe to take anything is not something we can readily assess in a public forum such as this. Your needs will be best met...

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Can i appeal for over payment they charges me in Social Security?

Please see my answer to the other version of your question. It applies as well to the facts you have disclosed in this post.

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