Abandoned Property

Large piece of equipment (pan) was put on property of previous owner. Current owner of land would like equipment removed even though it's been there for some time. What can be done?

I am the executor of will in Florida (I live in another state) and had to vacate the home of my late aunt. I had made numerous attempts to contact a relative to whom an item was left in the will and who did not respond, she was originally notified that I believed I could occupy the condo until the end of Dec but I was required to leave at the end of Nov. She was (1) informed of the item, (2) offered the name of a reputable mover [used by another relative] and refused saying she had a local relative who would take care of the property and (3) on the final day I had to make a decision as to what was to become of the property. After calling and leaving many messages on her answering machine I finally sort to 'save' the piece and sent it to another relative. I was finally called two days after I vacated the condo at which point I explained what had transpired. I explained that I considered all options and believe that she may have abandoned her right to the item. I had the obligation to make the piece available at the condo and her responsibility was to pack and ship at her cost - which wasn't done. I am only asking for the cost of packing and shipping the piece and I will have it held for her until April! Within the will I do not believe that I am required to be a 'storage' facility for said person. The will was filed in the state of Florida. What are my options and how should I proceed. The total value of the estate is less than $ 15,000.00 and Letters of Administration are in process of being delivered by the court.

I am a renter, I made a mistake letting a friend move in, after 4 months of paying all bills I asked them to move. They are out but have left all their furniture. I have tried several times to ask them to get it out, they say they will but never do. They are not on lease and have not been here for 3 weeks. How long do I have to hold their stuff for free?

Divorce settlement-abandoned vehicle moved out of my house (that I shared with my husband) on Oct. 25, 09. Our divorce was final July 23, 10. In the divorce settlement, the court awarded my ex-husband, one set of my bridal rings and an old abandoned vehicle that has been sitting on my parent's property for over ten (10) years. Since Nov. 25, 09 I have had a restraining order against my ex-husband. He has a very volatile temper and I had to call the Placer County sheriff's office on Nov. 24, 09. My ex-husband came to my parents home on Nov. 24, 09 and was screaming and trying to break down the front door. When my mother came home from work he started screaming at her that he wanted my rings so that he would know that the marriage was over. When he refused to calm down, my mother started to dial 911 on her cell phone. He started aggressively throwing, at my mother, items out of his van that I had left at our home. He then backed up so fast that his van threw gravel everywhere hitting my mother, her car, and the garage door. I am afraid of what he might do when he is in one of his uncontrollable rage's, so therefore, the restraining order is still in effect. Per court order, he is to correspond only with my mother, Gail McPherson, on all divorce paperwork. My mother has sent my ex-husband certified letters with several dates to choose from to have a tow truck company pick up the vehicle. He says it is not up to me or my parents to pick the date when 'he' can come to my parent's home to pick up his car. He was told by the litigator that he has to be at least a mile away from my parent's property when the vehicle is picked up. He still refuses to accept the court order and insists that he will pick up the vehicle personally. Since I live with my parents, they will have him arrested if he trespasses. My question is how long do we have to wait for him (he has been given four (4) dates- August 28th, Sept. 4th, Oct. 9th, and Nov. 13th) to have a licensed tow truck company pick up the vehicle? The vehicle has been sitting in my parent's barnyard area approximately ten (10) years and he has never worked on it at any time. He does NOT have a pink slip or title to the car as he traded a large piece of exercise equipment for the vehicle over ten (10) years ago. Can we declare the vehicle abandoned if he refuses to have a tow truck company pick up the vehicle in a timely manner?

What form do I fill out to have the state pay for our truck repair, because it was damaged due to a manger pot hole?