It's a corporate card with access to both company and my personal funds. It has a picture but is not microchipped. This is the company ID as well. They require it to be worn visible on site. I'm getting ready to pay a year's worth of taxes so that's a pretty good amount of money on the card.
answered on Aug 29, 2022
Your employer's practice strikes me as odd, but Missouri is an employment at will state and in general an employer is not prohibited from enacting odd workplace rules and terminating employment if an employee won't abide.
If you haven't done so, I suggest you voice your... Read more »
I have a facebook account as well a paypal account that have been hacked and I have not been able to get either company to help me with getting them closed. I know who maybe behind this but that is a different story but I am up against the wall and want them closed and my cell phone numbers... Read more »
answered on Feb 17, 2021
An attorney could contact the companies on your behalf and hopefully be taken seriously.
answered on Jan 18, 2021
What's your legal question?
I'm not sure if you have an issue with Equifax or are instead a victim of identity theft?
My boyfriend has some inheritance coming in and can’t touch it unless he’s married... he has asked me to pretend to be his fiancée in order to get his inheritance and to contact his lawyer and I emailed his lawyer but I never met his lawyer in person... his lawyer emailed me back and wanting... Read more »
answered on Apr 21, 2020
Two things.
1. I suggest you ask the lawyer why he is requesting this information. Perhaps he needs it for the work to be done. Perhaps he wants that information so that if you and your bf hire him and then don't pay having this information will make it easier to collect a judgment... Read more »
answered on Apr 3, 2018
If someone falsely accuses you of stealing you can deny the accusation. Without more facts, I'm not sure what to tell you. I don't know if there are criminal charges against you, whether any harm has resulted from the false accusation, or what you want to do.
But I didn't ndonit
answered on Apr 3, 2018
If someone falsely accuses you of stealing you can deny the accusation. Without more facts, I'm not sure what to tell you. I don't know if there are criminal charges against you, whether any harm has resulted from the false accusation, or what you want to do.
We have been to City Hall to obtained this marriage license and the signatures or social security numbers don't match my husband's. And there is a warrant out for his arrest regarding this child support order.
answered on Dec 5, 2017
You need to find an attorney as soon as possible to help you sort through the child support issue.This is going to be very fact specific and the attorney will need all the information available about the current ordered support and the warrant. Talk to several attorneys to find the one you like... Read more »
She went over the balance by $100 for a total of $3100 and has stopped paying on it and it showed upon my wife's credit report.
answered on Oct 11, 2017
you need to dispute the false credit reporting directly with the credit reporting agencies and the credit card company.
You can go to our law firm website and click on the link Credit Reporting Errors for detailed and specific instructions on what the letter that your wife will need to... Read more »
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