Question: My ex is in the military and when he got orders to go to Colorado all of our belongings were shipped with him and put into a storage facility there. Things didn’t work out between us and I decided not to move. Even though he assured me that he would send me my things, something always seemed to come up. I’ve tried to go and get them myself, but he refused to give me his address. I’ve been trying to get my things for two years now! All of my receipts and logs pertaining to the merchandise is in storage. Can I take him to court even if I don’t have any paperwork other than messages between him and myself?

The Judge’s Answer: Yes you may. Your testimony and emails are evidence that may prove that your evidence exercised unauthorized control over your property after your demand for return.