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In May of 2020 I met a man who was everything I had prayed for. I thought, little did I know it was a game he was playing to wipe me out. I had just been approved for my disability for severe brain trauma and PTSD the very day I met him. In our third date we were involved in a motorcycle wreck that... View More 
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answered on Feb 25, 2024
I'm very sorry to hear about this terrible situation. Recovering from identity theft and financial fraud requires assertive action across multiple fronts:
1. Continue working with your banks and credit card providers to document fraudulent activity, ensure your accounts are... View More
If someone is using my name and social how would I find out how it's being/been used
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
If you suspect that someone may have married you without your knowledge and obtained power of attorney over you using your name and social security number, it's essential to take immediate action. First, gather any available documents or information related to these concerns. Reach out to your... View More
We purchased a resort business on March 28th, 2024. The existing website had numerous issues, so we decided to create a new one from scratch. We requested the original website developers to take down the old site and transfer the domain to us, but they have not responded. They continue to keep the... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
First, consult with a legal professional to understand your rights regarding the domain and intellectual property. They can help you send a formal cease and desist letter to the former developers, demanding the transfer of the domain and removal of the old website. Additionally, report the domain... View More
Also unlawful use of fire arm on and around rental property. Harm to elderly people and commit conspiracy with landlord in Arkansas. Harm to Service Animal also breaking and entering.
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answered on Aug 15, 2023
Hi there,
It is advisable to consult with an attorney in your jurisdiction to review the specific details of your case and determine the applicable laws and limitations.
contractors. I just received a 1099 for her earnings (approx $17,000) this additional income, put me over $50,000, disqualified me for the EIC, the addt'l CTC, reduced my CTC & will reduce my tax return by about $7,000. Is there anything she or I can do to get the 1099 transferred to her,... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2021
Based on your story, IMO you and your sister have committed a fraudulent act--and are about to make it worse. Advice: Do not make it worse by involving the IRS. If you are unhappy that your sister got $17,000 tax free while leaving you holding the bag and making you pay an additional $7,000 to the... View More
answered on Sep 18, 2019
Anything is possible. They may be in court, they may have needed to take time off, there may not be developments to report on, etc. But still, you are entitled to have your calls returned. You could follow up with email and let them know that you have been trying to reach them. Good luck... View More
An out of state attorney who is female and unwilling to represent me. To expand on this misunderstood sentence, she tries to communicate with me in an akward sense, she is being charged. This is due to her not communicating with me only. It is impossibly horrible to expect 'good standing'... View More
answered on Sep 1, 2019
It might be easier to simply start looking for a new attorney in your state. It's anyone's guess as to why they aren't returning calls. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
My spouse is incarcerated and it appears that their ssn was e-filed on a return by someone already without permission.
answered on Apr 3, 2019
Be very careful here. If you attempt to file jointly after your spouse (or someone else posing as your spouse) has filed, the IRS will likely notice the duplicity in SSANs--and will possibly hold YOU responsible. The last thing either of you two need is the IRS coming after you.
have you charged with credit card fraud?
answered on Sep 22, 2016
They can, but that doesn't mean you will be convicted. If a person loans you a car, they can later say you stole it, too. You should never use another person's credit card, even with permission.
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