Your current state is Virginia
How was a warrant put out just by word of mouth?
I am what the government calls a targeted individual and have been gang stalked by people that they have hired. They have broke into my apartment many times, stolen so much, poisoned me and my dog. So so much more. www.targetedjustice.com will explain in detail what the feds have been doing to... Read more »
We know for sure cousin signed as POA on a sale of our dads property to his brother, then took the money until confronted by one of the bank trustees. His name was added to 5 or 6 bank accounts prior to my dads death last Sept. Because of my dads age and health and history of how dad was with his... Read more »
I used to work for a company that had a data breach last year. I have extensive knowledge of the processed areas available on their servers. They didnt report the breach properly and it is understated to the public. I feel I should help a class action lawsuit with this. My information was... Read more »
while doing my genealogy, my grandfather's death certificate from Mississippi, has personal falsified information. This affects his history on earth. Same name race and manner of death. Age, wife and birthplace are incorrect and parents are missing. His death occurred in 1927. How can I... Read more »
I never knew about it much less consent. my professional life has been destroyed as well as family life. I almost committed suicide after a facebook page was created and my family and friends learned of painful secrets i wanted to keep them away from. Some one has made money from my pain for over a... Read more »
I moved into my mother in laws extra house. In doing so I had to setup cable but she wanted it to be in her name as all utilities were in her name. So I set it up in her name. But here we are a year later and now she is claiming identity theft when she verbally gave me permission. How do I handle... Read more »
received email stating that I needed to enter my SS#, DOB in order to submit claim for class action suit against former employer. I see that this lawsuit is real, but I do not want to send my info unless I'm sure.
Will the interview be a hearing where i'll need an attorney, and what types of documentation will I need to succeed? Can I be denied if I insist and provide proof?
Account. So, they are 10 and 14. So the acct is in my name and their name. He changed the address and phone numbers on the acct. had the bank statements go to his address. He isn’t on the acct, but has temp legal custody of the minor children. Is this legal? For him and the bank to do without my... Read more »
My mom faked her pregnant and her labor and tricked my dad into signing my birth certificate. The woman who actually birthed me, used my mom's identity when she went into labor. My biological parents aren't on my birth certificate . The father listed on my certificate died in 2017 and... Read more »
This is a weird one. What charges could someone face for using medical (biohazard) trash/waste to obtain info for Identity Theft?

answered on Jan 21, 2023
Tampering with medical/biohazard waste can engender both civil and criminal penalties, but the penalties vary substantially depending on the context, who the offender was (i.e., a medical employee, company), where it took place, and what the violation was. There are, however, various Federal... Read more »
I was taking by dcf shortly after my father died I then bounced between foster homes, group homes, psychiatric facilities (from the emotional trauma being put in the situation caused) and finally ended up with my grandparents while still battling mental health issues caused from her. We were... Read more »
I filled charges and an investigation was made and charges were to be filled and a warrant issued then I checked on my case and the prosecutor dropped the case..
Also on my phone it says auto pay has been set up with the debit card used to buy the phone. I didn't use a debit card though.

answered on Jan 16, 2023
I suggest you IMMEDIATELY return to the store and see the owner/manager to set this right. There are several explanations for this that come to my mind and none of them are on the up and up.
Someone fraudulently cashed a check I sent to pay my trash bill. The trash company never received it, so they still say I owe the bill. Who is responsible for getting the money - the bank, or the trash company?

answered on Jan 13, 2023
Most likely you.
If someone intercepted a check you wrote to pay a bill and wrongly cashed it, you can legally pursue that person and possibly your own bank as well as the bank that cashed the check.
But you do still owe your trash company and should pay it. This time I recommend... Read more »
Victim of identity theft where personal checking account was hacked for several thousand dollars via online purchases, illegally requesting debit cards. After pulling out my money, a local bank is being uncooperative providing my records, I suspect, due to their concern about their own neglect.
I have all the proof
What's the outcome of relieving this charge

answered on Jan 16, 2023
Not sure what the circumstances are you're asking about. But if you are a victim, your first call should be to the police. They, in conjunction with the prosecutor, will determine what charges are appropriate.
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