In order to protect the sanctity of marriage and the institution of family, North Carolina allows a jilted spouse to bring a lawsuit against a third party who alienates or has sex with your spouse.
hi im travis
i recently moved out of a house that was soled in a short sale i was a tenent
i was given only two weeks to move out and i was there for 7 years 10 acres of property so i had accumulated alot of stuff
anyways i left a 40 foot container full of tools and had an agreement with the new owner to move it off of the property in 30 days he was also supposed to give me access to it so i could empty it and then have a transport company come and move it
anyways he never gave me access to it and one day he was there i came and talked to him and told him the transport company that i had scheduled there truck broke down so i asked what day would be best for him he said the following weekend so he wouldnt have to take time off from work so the following weekend i showed up with the transport company and he never showed up it cost me $400.00 to have them come out
he wouldnt answer any calls or emails
he sent me a letter that next week that he was sueing me and charging me $25.00 a day for storage
the next time he was there a month later the neibor called and told me i showed up with the sherrif and he still wont let me get my property
i am losing $200.00 a day without my tools
what do i do go to the court house and sue?
what will he be liable for?