Bad Things Happen When You Don't Follow the Agreement!! Landlord Tenant Drama
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This Judge KNOWS everyone and everything in his town and county. I love watching him
Agreed... I adore Judge Middleton! He's going to be so missed when he leaves! 😢
@@sweethomealamandaand no more live steam when he leaves 😢
This is how it should be to a certain extent .
Middleton is the Tom Bombadil of his own Middle Earth.
Indeed! A couple days ago my aunt & uncle came to visit from St Joseph County & I mentioned I watch Middleton's live feed. They said: oh yeah, we've known him for years 😅
I took a course on property assessment, they stressed how VERY important it is to not say the house is vacant unless its absolutely vacant. Like, even if there is property inside, they are supposed to visit a few times before making that call.
I’m not even SLIGHTLY SURPRISED that the realtor is the one who effed it all up!!
What a nightmare though...They jumped the gun and now they should pay for it. However, memories can't be replaced. Makes me think I need to do something to help my children when we are gone... ☹🦇
Small town rural area. Mortgage company just called up one of the local guys and probably had no idea who they were working with.
He's a wet bandit. Scoping out the house for 9 months, looking through the windows to see if anyone is home and then sending in the thief brigade. Families should think twice about going on vacation when this guy is roaming about. The only question is if he is Harry or Marv.
Let's hear it for Meg from Legal Aid, ready to step up to the plate!
Mad respect for attorney Schulte . When was the last time you saw a plaintiff's lawyer bend over backwards to help a defendant ?
Slimy Jimmy Criteser jumped in half-baked.
Frankly, he should have some responsibility for the lost items.
Drinky McShowthePlace?
How pathetic that they decided to violate the court order. The man isn't trying to hold the property. He would have been gone if they didn't break the court order.
So, the realtor made his determination without going in?
That was stealing flat out. Sorry the court needs to hold them accountable. If he tries suing the law firm they will bankrupt him.
I feel so bad for Mr. Moore… though I will say, that attorney seems to genuinely be trying to help him. This is just all around sad..
He mastered ONE phone call since previous hearing.
I think people are too quick to judge without having all the facts. This was a third hearing in this matter. This guy was trying to take care of his dad and his dad’s ex-wife. His dad unexpectedly passed away and no one living in the house was aware the house had already been foreclosed on. The law is the law but this poor guy had A LOT on his shoulders and unfortunately a victim of circumstance.
a riding mower? Yeah, real easy to lose one of those.
I absolutely love this judge. The fact that he knows most of these people because he grew up with the makes it so funny. He knows when they are lying and he also knows who needs real help. He jumps in to help even when the kind of help he offered wasn’t the kind of help they wanted. If jail is that help then that’s where they are going. Doesn’t matter who you are, you get the same treatment from this man and I respect that. 💯
How hard would it have been, to phone and confirm if the personal items needed to be kept. Why would they take over the property before the move out date.
I feel really bad for this man!
oh boy! if they took stuff before the date... they are on the hook! can't assume! pretty much it is worth what he says it is worth! (just don't lie! An army buddy's stuff got lost in shipping, so he did a claim and added several hundred worth of things he did not have... He got paid about a week before it showed up! Still sealed! And it was flagged for inspection and guess what? BUSTED!
I do like it when these are stitched together in this format. Appreciate it.
Sounded like someone I know at the end of this. "They have more than me so f'em I should be able to do whatever I want!"
Devious tenants get years of free stuff while decent guys like this get screwed. Unfortunately, sentimental items have little value in legal suits. No good deed goes unpunished.
I was coming here to say that. Sentiment does not enter into judgments. How do you put a price on that? Just throw out some random ridiculous number? He will get a check, but not a big one.
the police said to contact the court about his property - FH! the police are supposed to act on reports of stolen property not pass it on to a court! the police are negligent
Did he actually file a police report? Anytime something is stolen, a report must be filed. A detailed accounting of all missing items mist be made. This guy may claim that he had the Mona Lisa in there and now it's gone. Unfortunately, sentiment does not equal a substantial pay day. He would need to know the actual value of what was taken. How old was the mower? Dude needs to go the proper route here or he won't have a case, except for the violation of the lockout laws.
Im on fence between anger and compassion. I know there's people who have hard lives-- but at the same time they can't mooch - never pay any rent or anything and live free 6 months ++ after foreclosure -- they need to take responsibility. Sounds like most of the stuff was gone.. but for his Dads stuff. Just move already. Quit living free. Also, the woman in red? Whats up with zoom from your car.
The woman in the red car is a bum. Her husband is on a different screen. They owe alot of money in rent (big surprise). She's not working and he just started a job. I'm not sure what she's doing to help out the situation but everytime she comes into court she's useless.
Jesu Christi... what a freaking mess. This Jimmy Criteser guy seems to be the culprit for this poor guy's plight... seems like he's under the influence, to be honest.
Wow! Talk about a mess and downright criminal behavior! I hope Mr. Moore gets a solid lawyer and files a suit. Thank goodness he has a head for sticking up for what’s morally right. What a bunch of low life’s he has to contend with. And he’s right, once he moves out all will be brushed under the carpet.
Bummer i was hoping its hearing 3. I wanna see Judge response to violation of his order
two+ weeks away if he doesnt move
@Msfitness3 thank u
Sad to see the family in such dire needs.
People should put their teeth in before joining Zoom court.
maybe the move out company stole those too.
Don’t be a jerk, his father died and things stolen. You want to add to it?
Unfortunate. Sue for value. One man’s treasure might be deemed trash by a judge.
Meg you’re awesome by the way 🙂
he needs to hire a lawyer and stop complaining...best way to get answers is through their pocketbook.
I'm late on this video, so hey y'all! And happy 4th of July!! Thanks Meg! 💜
BTW, St Joes has a nice Lake Michigan beach.
16:12 he sounds drunk as skink
Poor ol judge middleton. Tries to be amiable but just comes across as slow-witted
@@creationrebel9698 says literally only you. He's highly respected. He doesn't need to put on airs as his accomplishments speak for him.
I want to feel sorry for this dude that got so much time to get out.... But I can't.
agree
SAME…so this guy doesn’t live anywhere else? Doesn’t not realize that everyday he lives there without paying is literally costing the mortgage company money? Why leave VALUABLE or sentimental items OUT? BS, professional victims.
@@Emm325 he does not live there. This was his father's house. It's a long backlog of cases you can go back and watch through. His father lost the house unbeknownst to anyone, and died of a sudden heart attack. Inside the home dad was caring for a minor and a bed bound woman. The son has had to find a home for the woman (who has now passed too since this happened). But because of the unusual circumstances the realtor was trying to give extra extensions for this guy. It's been dragged out for various reasons.
@@Emm325 He lived there while cleaning out the house. It was his dad’s house and the son got thrown into all of this eviction mess when his dad passed.
@@Emm325 agreed
I really hope some lawyer watches this, takes this case pro bono and sues the realtor really hard
Shouldn't have happened. However, had he not waited around, trying to squeeze every moment out of staying there this might not have happened. He pushed back against the 45 days. Our misfortunes are not other peoples responsibility.
He was waiting on a death certificate. There was a minor child that man who passed away, had custody of therefore, they couldn’t do anything until they had that certificate. Also, if you listen closely, there were five garages full of items plus the house, which would be an amount ofstuff
Locked out for a week while his goods were scattered to the four winds......
there is a move-out date. why are they sending people to check up on the property and jump on it as soon as nobody's home? if everybody's moved out and has been for a month, he's still entitled to come back and spend one last night there the day before the move-out date. so why they're doing a lock-out without talking to him is beyond me.
This particular area is low on available housing. Also foreclosed homes are also at extreme risk for squatters. I'm not sure why the man who was hired to check if the home was empty Said it was vacant when it was clear with a house full of boxes it wasn't.
Absolutely. It's complete incompetence.
@@elkennedy9176People often leave stuff behind when they leave, so the presence of boxes doesn't prove anything. He clearly hadn't bothered to stay up to date on the status of the case, though, or he would have known there was a court order...
He’s not leaving without being thrown out, and who’s to say that he doesn’t have the stuff. Take a polygraph
Polygraph is not admissible in any court in Michigan (or almost any place).
Why wouldn’t they keep valuables/family items SOMEWHERE SAFE?
I don’t believe for a second some random people stole albums?
Good luck when they have ZERO documentation of what was allegedly missing nor insurance, it’s almost like they wanted this to happen. 🙄🙄🙄
@@elkennedy9176 He didn't say the box was on the porch. He said there were boxes on the porch, but he didn't say that the box he wants back was one of them. They broke in, so the box could have been anywhere.
Polygraphs are completely fake. If they actually worked, courts would have a much easier time. There is absolutely no reason to doubt him. The other side admits they broke into his home for the purpose of removing his property, so why would you doubt that they did so?
should have moved months ago. get the hell out
This was an extenuating circumstance that even the mortgage company recognized. They're the ones who gave him more time. Then they screwed up by partnering with Drunkleberry Finn to determine the house was vacant.
It was his dad’s house and the dad was dealing with the eviction. The son got thrown into this mess when his dad passed.
Squatter's, like father like son.
If I were Mr Schulte I would be reaching out with an offer after that second hearing with assistance on move out and $7.5k-10k in cash, and start making phone calls about the tenants box of goods just to try to stay on the good side. Because if the tenant files suit that is going to cost the loosing party at least that in fees and lawyers, not including recovery cost.
That’s why people are supposed to have INSURANCE on their items, or keep them somewhere safe. Why on earth would they leave anything of value there? I can’t see why not how, then again, not at all surprised that they hadn’t even started cleaning things out nor moving, it actually is to their advantage, and they had no intention of moving out going off of their actions, and clearly they know how to play the game.
And right before it was due to BE VACATED, ridiculous, and the defense of “it was locked with lights on” people leave things that way all the time, who on earth would steal things only valuable to the family members? I knowing they can play to the judge, they aren’t coming across well, you can literally get a blink camera for 25 bucks, in todays day and age people have to protect themselves, and document everything, sadly it’s the world we live it.
He's not getting anything. His case is shaky. He would be best suited to settle for repayment of expenses such as moving truck and hotel stays and gas. 7-10k he will never get anything close.