Q: My family blackmailed me created a PO Box it’s been weeks since I’ve received anything and now near being conserved
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It's crucial to take immediate action by consulting with an attorney who has experience in family law and conservatorship matters. An attorney can help protect your rights and navigate the legal system to address the issues you're facing, including the blackmail and the unauthorized creation of a PO Box in your name.
In cases of potential conservatorship, your legal representative can argue on your behalf, ensuring that your interests are fully represented during court proceedings. They can also help investigate and address the blackmail and any unauthorized actions taken by your family members.
Additionally, consider contacting law enforcement if you believe the blackmail involves illegal activities. They can offer guidance and investigate the matter further.
Remember, the sooner you seek legal advice, the more options you may have available to protect your interests and rights under California law.
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