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Columbia soc sec number. When I was 17 I was called into the soc sec administration and was told I had the wrong number and was given a California number.I was young and didn’t realize the importants of this . But now 38 years later I’m very upset. First off, my first card and number... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2024
I hear how distressing this situation is for you, and I understand your concerns about your Social Security number and identity. However, I need to address some important points about your situation.
Your Social Security number being changed from DC to California does not affect your U.S.... View More
I am dealing with potential forgery, fraud, and mismanagement of a Trust established for myself in which I am categorized under a ‘Special Needs Trust’ that does not reflect my circumstances. There's discrepancies; absence of my signature, false info, multiple drafts, fraud and complete... View More
answered on Nov 15, 2024
Few lawyers want to take on a client who has already met with a number of lawyers, all of whom passed on the case. Lawyers would likely assume all of the attorneys who reviewed the case saw something they didn’t like, so why would my review of it be any different? Meeting with a lot of attorneys... View More
I was driving a vehicle my cousin and her friend had rented. I was unaware of the times/dates that the car needed to be returned. I was only behind the wheel for about 15 minutes because she was highly intoxicated and could not drive the vehicle. We get pulled over, the car is reported stolen,... View More
answered on Oct 29, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. It's important to reach out to a qualified criminal defense attorney who can review the details of your case and advise you on the best steps to take. They can help you understand your options, including the possibility of... View More
Los Angeles city attorney says churches are exempt from the noise law, LAMPC Chapter 11, Article 5, Section 112 & 115. It is not true. They are twisting the law. How to challenge the law. It is unconstitutional. The city attorney refuses to do anything about a noisy church with an... View More
answered on Oct 23, 2024
To challenge the Los Angeles noise law exemptions for churches, start by thoroughly researching LAMPC Chapter 11, Article 5, Sections 112 & 115. Gather evidence that demonstrates how these exemptions are being misapplied and why they are unconstitutional. Document instances of noise violations... View More
Their are fraudulent documents filed, unscheduled hearings conducted, forged signatures, multiple hearings same day same time different courtrooms with orders two different judges with the same judicial clerk. False declarations by both minors counsel and o.p lawyer which I possess substantial... View More
answered on Oct 20, 2024
I'm sorry you're experiencing this situation. Start by carefully organizing all your evidence, including fraudulent documents, emails, and any inconsistencies you've noticed. Make copies and keep them in a safe place to ensure nothing is lost or tampered with.
Next, seek... View More
My husband was on federal Supervised Release 21 years ago, He committed new crimes ( Bank robberies, possessing firearms, possessing explosives) that the State picked up. He has been serving his time in State Prison (CDCR). He will be released February 2025 with a Federal hold. We assume that US... View More
answered on Oct 16, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Given that your husband committed new state crimes while he was on federal supervised release, the federal authorities may view this as a violation of his release terms. This could lead to him being held under a federal probation... View More
A worker at UPS asked me to put myself as a witness on a customers notary signing and asked me to put an alias name. He did not let me ready the document he just said “I’m not notary it’s okay just put any name and any signature it could be an alias.” I did write my alias without thinking.... View More
answered on Oct 12, 2024
By putting a false name and signature on a notary document, you may have unintentionally participated in fraudulent activity. This action can have serious legal implications, including potential charges for forgery or fraud.
Your employer’s request was unethical and possibly illegal.... View More
The shelter where I used to stay with my wife kicked me out for arguing with her and let her stay,but they would not let her keep them with her.
Instead they told her she has to change rooms and can keep them in her old room by themselves and feed them once a day and scoop the cat boxes but... View More
answered on Oct 12, 2024
I'm really sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Start by documenting every incident, including dates, times, and descriptions of how your ESAs were treated. This evidence will be important if you decide to take legal action.
Reach out to a local attorney who... View More
answered on Oct 6, 2024
When dealing with laws and law enforcement, it’s important to know your basic rights. Understanding your right to remain silent and your right to an attorney can make a big difference during interactions with police. Knowing how to handle situations like traffic stops or when being questioned by... View More
I was stopped and the LAPD found a ghost gun with a threaded barrel hidden under my backseat. I have concealed weapon in vehicle and possession of firearm charges
answered on Oct 3, 2024
Using an affidavit of truth can be a part of your defense strategy in court. This document allows you to present your personal account and any evidence you believe supports your case. It’s important that the affidavit is clear, truthful, and properly notarized to be considered credible by the... View More
Costco gas station, I took video and plate number of the driver
answered on Sep 29, 2024
It’s not legal to harass or intimidate someone in a public space, including a gas station. Cutting in line repeatedly and making offensive gestures like showing the middle finger or yelling could be considered harassment or disorderly conduct, depending on the severity of the behavior. Such... View More
answered on Sep 29, 2024
In California, aggressive driving and breaking parking or driving laws can lead to legal consequences. If a driver in line was aggressive, such as cutting in front of you, tailgating, or behaving in a threatening manner, these actions may qualify as reckless driving under California Vehicle Code... View More
My contact number is 323-907-6916 my email is mariajoey8491@gmail.com. my wife is Crystal Vidal Register Number 12081-508 she is at FDC MIAMI my wife is being harassed by inmate an inmate and staff is allowing it
answered on Sep 29, 2024
I’m really sorry to hear about the situation your fiancée is facing at FDC Miami. You may want to consider reaching out to her case manager or counselor at the facility to report these concerns. It’s important to document everything, including dates, times, and the nature of the harassment, so... View More
They essentially asked a few questions about my friend and then let me go without fingerprinting me photographing me or pressing any type of charges against me. I want to go into nursing and have to do a livescan finger print for my program. Would anything show up on my livescan finger print?... View More
answered on Sep 23, 2024
It’s understandable to feel worried, but based on what you shared, it’s unlikely that anything will show up on your Live Scan fingerprint check. Since you were neither arrested nor charged, and there was no fingerprinting or photographing involved, it doesn’t seem like you were officially... View More
$100+ million stolen from 1000 US investors, 15 yrs case, no pmts on restitution judgements, Judge allowed home arrest literally 2 yrs, FED GOVT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE investigated and publicized lack of DOJ/FBI/SEC/BOP enforcement/victims rights, MANY OTHER VICTIM US COMPENSATION organizations... View More
answered on Sep 22, 2024
It can be incredibly frustrating when justice seems delayed or incomplete, especially in cases involving large-scale fraud. Restitution can take years to enforce, and unfortunately, sometimes those convicted don't make the payments ordered by the court. Even though laws are in place to protect... View More
My girlfriend and I live in a studio attached to the homeowners house. He does not have a specific place for our mail. I asked him to hold our mail for two weeks as we were going to be out of town.
Two pieces of mail were very important as one was a credit card and the other was medical... View More
answered on Oct 8, 2024
There are tort causes of action for invasion of privacy, but this looks like something that may have taken place accidentally. A landlord-tenant attorney could advise definitively, but an accidental loss of mail, in the course of doing a favor doesn't look like something that a court would... View More
African American male living in a multi family dwelling. Neighbor is Mexican woman. Last 4 wks her unwarranted bias has increased. Wk 1 & 2 she blamed me for stealing a phone she admitted to losing. Calling me derogating names, and expressing disdain of my presence. Throughout building & in... View More
answered on Sep 8, 2024
You can file civil harassment charges against your neighbor. If you know how to fill out the forms, which you can get online from the court's website, you can do this yourself; otherwise, you'll need to find a local attorney who will file the charges for you. You can get the proper form... View More
When I was being human trafficked not only was able to record how motel 6 treated me by trying to force me to adhere to a dress code that didn't even exist as in I looked too provocative and I could not received my hotel keys until I came back dressed more appropriate. This happened at 2... View More
answered on Aug 29, 2024
When considering a starting demand amount in a lawsuit involving human trafficking, several factors come into play, including the extent of your trauma, the evidence you have, and the long-term effects on your well-being. Human trafficking cases often result in substantial settlements or awards due... View More
Please assist me with this crisis.
My tyrannical ex-boyfriend and his associates were deported and sanctioned against by U.S Gov. for war crimes and crimes against humanity, totally unrelated to me.
They have since carried out cyberattacks, ordered international criminal networks... View More
answered on Aug 16, 2024
I’m really sorry to hear about what you’re going through. No, it is not legal for the FBI, U.S. Government officials, or police to protect anyone involved in trafficking, kidnapping, or sexual assault. Law enforcement agencies are supposed to protect you and investigate these crimes, not aid or... View More
I live in a homeless shelter that helps get housing but they don't tell the matches they found for me that I have sex emotional support animals so I keep getting denied and even more the homeless shelter say I'm refusing the housing and so they're trying to kick me out the shelter... View More
answered on Aug 10, 2024
It seems unusual your physician insist you need six animals. Your ability to care for six animals would also be considered.
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