answered on Oct 7, 2019
How would an attorney on the internet know if something nefarious is occurring?
I'm an international student with F-1 visa. My boyfriend is a US citizen. We are planning to get married next summer after we graduate from college. However, 3 years ago I was involved in a shoplifting case that I was not convicted, and my case was dismissed after 1 year. I wonder if I still... View More 
answered on Nov 20, 2017
In general, with shoplifting, if it was only once, it is unlikely to be an issue. We strong recommend consulting with an immigration attorney so you can discuss the details of your particular case.
I had no credit and someone used my actual drivers license picture and all to get a $7,000+ car loan and bought a car, the car place lied to me multiple times about this person ,and tried to convince me to drop it and not file a police report but I have already contacted the police. Drivers license... View More
answered on Aug 25, 2016
What an aggravating experience you've had. In your position I would first put a freeze on my credit reports (https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0497-credit-freeze-faqs) and then speak with an attorney who focuses on consumer law. Many will offer a free initial consult, and some will take... View More
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