After an evening out with his friends, my great nephew (18yrs) arrived home, about 10:30pm to find himself locked out of his home. He had to ring the bell several times to get someone to open the door, his step father appeared and told GN that his mother and he have decided that he is no longer living in their house.
Obviously stunned by this unexpected turn of events, he asked if he could collect his things, then he would call his father to collect him. He was told no. He was left with just the clothes he stood in.
There probably is more to the actual relationship, but as far as I'm aware he hasn't done anything major, just been an annoying teenager; this course of action has probably been longed planned, as the next day builders were in doing work in his (now former) bedroom.
Essentially my niece is refusing to give him his possessions, does anyone know what steps he can take to recover them? Apparently she told someone else she has given them to charity!
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Does he have a legal right to his possessions?
Hadalifeonce · 02/07/2016 14:19
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