Q: What type of attorney do I need to defend me after using check stubs generated on line to purchase a vehicle?
I took delivery of a car after using generated check stubs on line to verify my income. On the 8th day the dealership called to inform me the loan was not approved and to return the car.
I returned the car early this morning to the dealership. However they told me they had reported the car stolen last night and I was facing all kinds of charges. They have the car and the $2600 down payment. The loan was not approved.
A: You need to privately consult with a criminal defense lawyer in your area to review the details and options. Use Justia or Google to search for local law firms and make a few calls. Good luck.
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you need to hire a good criminal defense lawyer near the courthouse to which you have been assigned.
call me and if i know of a lawyer in your area i will try to give you some direction........
dale@dalegribowlaw.com; 760 837 7500
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A: Stop making statements/admission online. Please call a local attorney ASAP for a free consult. I'd be happy to help.
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