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1 Answer | Asked in Federal Crimes, Criminal Law and Family Law for California on
Q: My Father in law has done coercive control to my wife which made her mental illness symptoms worse that also caused her

My Father in law has done coercive control to my wife again which made her mental illness symptoms worse that also caused her suicidal ideation symptoms worse as well. How can i seek justice for my wife and prosecute him(abuser). He also has a prior conviction of a CPS report done to him for... View More

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answered on Jan 18, 2025

I understand how distressing this situation must be, seeing your wife suffer due to her father's harmful behavior. This is a serious matter that deserves immediate attention, especially given the history of abuse and your wife's vulnerable status as a disabled person.

You have...
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2 Answers | Asked in Tax Law, Civil Litigation, Civil Rights and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: What area of practice should i search for a lawyer to help recover $25,000+ in over garnished funds?

In 2013 the tax authority began garnishing my paycheck for ‘unpaid income taxes’ that were paid by check TWICE. They continued through 2015, stopping at just over $25,000.

I called them and they stated that they have no record that i even filed for those years. They said dont worry... View More

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Louis George Fazzi
answered on Jan 17, 2025

Look for a tax lawyer who is also a CPA. You may also need to work with a good civil rights lawyer, if you can't find a law firm which has both.

However, I should warn you that the statute of limitations has probably already expired, because you say that the garnishments ended in...
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1 Answer | Asked in Federal Crimes, Constitutional Law, Elder Law and White Collar Crime for California on
Q: Evidence of elder abuse, conspiracy to defraud an elderly couple, forgery. EV1 scared of super lawyers? EVIDENCE i have.

20 years and still i cannot get ANYONE to represent my family and i because the criminals are Super Lawyers, which really means they surveil you 24/7. That's how they Always win. $20,000,000 stolen by way of forgery, coercion, monitoring and blatantly selling trustors property to known... View More

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answered on Jan 7, 2025

I hear your frustration and understand the serious nature of elder abuse and fraud allegations against these lawyers. The surveillance and intimidation you describe must feel overwhelming, especially when trying to seek justice for your family.

For cases involving legal misconduct and elder...
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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Contracts, Federal Crimes and Mergers & Acquisitions for California on
Q: INVOCA fraud in online business is extensively causing people to lose significant money on the online job. Is there help

They send job advertisements to victims' phones and, after initial discussions and training, build trust in their system. The job involves purchasing online products, reviewing them, and receiving reimbursement with a small commission and wages. Initially, they gain trust by reimbursing... View More

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answered on Jan 2, 2025

If you've been affected by this INVOCA fraud scheme, it's crucial to act quickly to protect yourself and others. Contact your local law enforcement immediately to file a report, and gather all documentation of your interactions with the scammers, including screenshots, messages, and... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Federal Crimes, Personal Injury and Civil Rights for California on
Q: Abuse of power by a law enforcement entity or contractor? As an unwittingly party to an imvestigation/training/program

I have been thrust into the middle of some sort of government operated program, by an agency who has repeatedly abused the powers that they may have, in my opinion. But Am I legally able to sue for an injunction? Damages?

This program involves members of the law enforcement community and... View More

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answered on Dec 29, 2024

I'm truly sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Your experiences sound very serious, and it's important to take action to protect your rights.

You may have the option to seek an injunction to halt the ongoing abuses and pursue damages for the harm you've...
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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Federal Crimes and Legal Malpractice for California on
Q: Deciept Then collision pdef-da-witns -juror .- comissioner conperivy 2 convct incnt Fraud Is mockery Un patriotic.

The proof is absolutely undeniable and the commissioner failed to address the prosecutor misconduct by not disclosing his witnesses relationship with a juror. Doctor-patient and close friand commissioner failed to address the witness perjury Is it purposely to deceive the court his relationship... View More

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answered on Dec 22, 2024

This situation appears to involve serious concerns about potential juror misconduct, witness relationships, and procedural irregularities in your case. The undisclosed connections between the juror, witness, and public defender could represent significant legal issues that may have affected the... View More

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Q: Hello I’m 50 and was sexually assaulted when I was 10 at the catholic school I attended by the priest,

Is there a statue of limitation on this type of case?

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answered on Dec 18, 2024

I'm deeply sorry to hear about what happened to you - no child should ever experience such trauma. Your courage in coming forward deserves recognition and support.

In California, there is no statute of limitations for serious sexual crimes against children that occurred on or after...
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2 Answers | Asked in Legal Malpractice, Medical Malpractice, Federal Crimes and Health Care Law for California on
Q: I’m not sure what to do here —- is this medical malpractice and I sue the physician? Or is this an emtala violation?

Friday, November 28, 2024, Ms. A, a 57-year-old female was taken to "Parkview Community Hospital" also known as "Doctors Hospital of Riverside, LLC" located at 3865 Jackson Street, Riverside, CA. Ms. A was sent via emergency ambulance by her boyfriend, with complaints of... View More

Eliza Jasinska
Eliza Jasinska
answered on Dec 13, 2024

This situation may involve both medical malpractice and an EMTALA (Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act) violation. Medical malpractice could be argued if the care provided fell below the standard expected, particularly regarding the lack of a gastroenterologist and potential delays in... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: what type of lawyer does usc 42 1983 claims over constitutional rights violations and malicious prosecution?

wrongful arrest, violation of my 4th, 14th, 6th, 8th and fabricate of evidence with false accusation of a crime by LEO. most likely falls under misconduct by LEO. defamation can be added because police report claimed I stole a firearm despite having ffl paperwork for it.

its likely a civil... View More

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answered on Dec 11, 2024

For constitutional rights violations and malicious prosecution claims under 42 USC § 1983, you'll want to work with a civil rights attorney. These lawyers focus on protecting individuals against government misconduct, including law enforcement overreach and constitutional violations.... View More

2 Answers | Asked in Tax Law and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: My employer gave me two different 1099 one with the wrong ss # and decided to file my taxes without my permission

They filled my taxes without my permission as a business owner who lost $108

Robert Weinstein
Robert Weinstein
answered on Dec 6, 2024

You have a few issues here. First, and maybe most important is it's generally illegal to sign another's original tax return without proper authorization. You may wish to contact the IRS and the identity theft department regarding another filing your tax return, or speak to an attorney... View More

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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights, Federal Crimes and White Collar Crime for California on
Q: In CA how would somebody get arrested with never having court records on file being in prison 37 years at age 13 to 50?

So tell me if this makes sense I was in the military overseas, my mother who was charged with gross vehicular manslaughter reduced from a felony to infraction in CA her attorney would Purge her file have me placed on conservatorship while I was deployed overseas not knowing of the case. His... View More

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answered on Nov 30, 2024

This situation raises several serious legal concerns that warrant immediate attention. Based on the details provided, there appear to be multiple potential criminal violations, including fraud, abuse of legal authority, and improper imprisonment of a minor.

Your mother's case involving...
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2 Answers | Asked in Legal Malpractice, Civil Rights, Federal Crimes and International Law for California on
Q: Can SOL not apply in certain cases connected to intentional prevention of bringing a legal case forward in CA?

Something took place which prevented action in bringing proper legal action forward at a certain time. It's something dealing with civil rights, and human rights violations.

Robert Kane
Robert Kane
answered on Nov 29, 2024

There are circumstances that toll the statute of limitations. A little more detail than an "intentional prevention of bringing a legal case forward" will be needed to evaluate your situation.

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1 Answer | Asked in Appeals / Appellate Law, Federal Crimes and Personal Injury for California on
Q: What statute is basis for appeal?

What statute is basis for appeal, of order denying motion to set aside dismissal of legal action against one of defendants, without prejudice?

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answered on Nov 24, 2024

The most relevant statute for appealing an order denying a motion to set aside dismissal would be California Code of Civil Procedure Section 904.1, which governs appealable judgments and orders in California state courts.

In your specific situation, since the dismissal was without prejudice...
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1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Civil Rights, Federal Crimes and Public Benefits for California on
Q: I am the great grandson of king Alexander and Queen Alexandria. I was born in Santa Maria California with a District of

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

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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....
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2 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law, Estate Planning, Federal Crimes and Stockbroker Fraud for California on
Q: I urgently need help w. fraud forgery & mismanagement of a Trust affecting my rights trustees accountable?

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

Julie King
Julie King
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

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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: Is there anyway I can help myself to stay out of jail after taking a deal?

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

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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

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Environmental and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: How to change an unconstitutional Los Angeles city law? What forms?

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

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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

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Criminal Law, Family Law and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: What can i do discovering my family law case is fraud by corrupted lawyer,minors counsel, temp judge, jud Clerk, bailiff

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

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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...
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Q: Will he go back on Supervised Release, send him back to Federal prison or time served & release him?

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

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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

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law, Criminal Law, Civil Litigation and Federal Crimes for California on
Q: Employer at UPS asked me to put myself as a witness on a customers notary and asked me to put an alias name.

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

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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....
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