How to resolve this issue before it gets out of hand.?
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Wow, that is quite a story. Look, here’s the deal. This issue is already out of hand. If you’ve got warrants out for you…that is a big deal. My suggestion is this…unless you can prove that all of those items were actual gifts…(e.g. via letter, email or text exchange…) it’s a tough case to prove. If he had you all sign an actual lease stating that the housing came "furnished" & or has receipts of any sort, then he does have something to work with. The bottom line is this…always always know…that if you knowingly accept something from someone you NEVER intended to be involved with or it started out with "strings attached" then there will always be strings attached. The best policy is to not accept gifts from "strangers". Yes, the bottom line is friendly or not friendly…he was a stranger…he knew what he wanted ultimately…you & your girlfriend knew what the deal was going in…that things are seldom "free" in life. His whole being screamed, "Use me…use me…go ahead…it’s ok"…and so you did…you used him. BUT you didn’t have to…you all could have provided for yourselves with no strings attached and a sense of pride for taking care of yourselves. Sure, he used you all in some form or fashion (it’s a power trip for some "with an agenda") to be able to provide and be the "have" for the "have nots" and then start calling the shots…that’s the bottom line.
There was verbal agreement all around…that’s the problem…when you don’t get things spelled out in writing or letters or anything…it’s all going to boil down to he said…she said. Talk to your lawyer…good luck.
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