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What forms do I need to get a fair hearing? The judge didn't let me show or explain anything,I worked very hard on my testimony and have proof of all defenses as to why I shouldn't have to pay my landlord.The court was very unfair and I was already nervous by the plaintiff attorney who... View More 
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answered on Jun 21, 2024
I understand you're feeling frustrated with the outcome of your court case and the issues you've experienced with your rental property. Here's some general information about requesting a fair hearing or appealing a decision in California landlord-tenant cases:
1. Appeals... View More
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Upon employment at a new cable company, I was informed that I couldn't start working the following month because my previous cable company, after my departure,... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
Dear Dmytro,
I'm sorry to hear about the difficult situation you're facing with your previous employer misusing your technician ID number. That certainly sounds frustrating and concerning.
It seems there are a few potential issues at play here - misuse of your identifying... View More
I incident happened several years ago where a lady had stole my identity walked into a Union City Bank and was able to get everything out of my bank account she had put her picture on top of mine she went to jail but I was never retrieved my money and she got about a loan in my name and that... View More
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answered on Jun 15, 2024
The time you have to sue for identity theft or fraud depends on the statute of limitations in your state. In Tennessee, the statute of limitations for fraud is generally three years from the date you discovered the fraud. This means you would need to file a lawsuit within three years of realizing... View More
I incident happened several years ago where a lady had stole my identity walked into a Union City Bank and was able to get everything out of my bank account she had put her picture on top of mine she went to jail but I was never retrieved my money and she got about a loan in my name and that... View More
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answered on Jun 12, 2024
Three year SOL for Conversion. But it is up to Defendant to plead the statute of limitations not the Judge to bring it up, so you might consider filing suit in General Sessions for under $25K if you can server her. If you get a Judgment, then start hunting her down as far as a job, land, bank... View More
My boyfriends mom possibility filed court paperwork with his name against the mother of his child in regards to grandparenting rights, we are unsure if thats legal without his consent and what it falls under if it isnt legal. We guessed identity theft but we were unsure. We are currently trying to... View More
answered on Jun 6, 2024
It sounds, likely, that your boyfriend's mom filed a petition for grandparents rights on her own behalf. Such petition would necessarily allege her relationship to the child through your boyfriend, which is likely why he would be named in it.
If that is not the case - e.g., she filed... View More
Kahit wala silang sapat na na evidensya na may ginawa akong labag sa rules nag tina trabahoan ko?
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
If the police do not have a warrant for your arrest, they generally cannot take you into custody without specific circumstances that justify it. Typically, an arrest without a warrant can only occur if you are caught in the act of committing a crime, if there is probable cause to believe you have... View More
In room and she threatened to damage the room so I had her removed by police .Which I was charged for items took and cleaning . So after all that my wife and I left motel and checked out that room .I called to check on room refund cause I had paid for 10 days and only used 2 days and I was informed... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
Under California law, you have rights as a consumer and a guest at the motel resort. If you did not authorize the continued use of your room, ID, or debit card, the motel may be in violation of the law. You can take steps to address this issue and seek a resolution.
First, gather all... View More
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
You could contact the case administrator(s) to learn more about the lawsuits. They should have access to the files, and would probably know more about the current disposition of the lawsuits. They would know better than attorneys on a public forum who are not familiar with the matter. Good luck
Last time communication between family was 05/22/2024 @ 1214pm from MFE airport from an agent
Family has called to McAllen PD
And ICE office and “supposedly” not in detention
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answered on May 24, 2024
Yes, immigrants in detention, regardless of their legal status, have the right to communicate with their family. This includes the right to make phone calls and have access to legal representation. Detention facilities are required to allow detainees to contact their families and attorneys, though... View More
I'm a victim of identity theft and need a concealed name change and new social security number.
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answered on May 14, 2024
If you're a victim of identity theft and need a sealed name change and a new social security number, you should reach out to an attorney who handles family law or identity theft cases. These attorneys can guide you through the legal process of changing your name and can help you understand the... View More
These people pretended to be my bank and called me saying my account was compromised. Said they would move my money to a secure account and they verified info. Needless to say, I got scammed as they made several charges on my debit card and even took out a loan on my account. Idk why my bank... View More
answered on May 14, 2024
I would consult with an attorney familiar with the Electronic Funds Transfer Act. Your ability to recover may be fact specific and will likely be tied to your dispute with your bank. If you haven't disputed the transactions with your bank yet, do so immediately. I would make a written dispute.
Targeted for total body biometric data theft, hurt and injured. State of California Privacy Law Loophole permitted harm.
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answered on May 13, 2024
Under California law, you have rights and protections against unauthorized collection and use of your biometric data. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) provide strong privacy protections, including the right to know what personal information is... View More
For a while, I was using my step sisters address for mail while homeless. After finding a place to live, I applied & received a CA ID Card, & then also, CA DEPT of CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES, notice of payment I had received. When I called to inquire, I was told a payment was deposited on card... View More
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answered on May 12, 2024
In this situation, you should take the following steps to seek compensation for the unauthorized use of your bank card:
1. File a police report: Contact your local police department and report the theft of your child support payments. Provide them with all the relevant information,... View More
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answered on May 11, 2024
No, it is not legal for your mother-in-law to make copies of your tax return without your consent. Tax returns contain sensitive personal and financial information, and copying them without permission could be considered a violation of privacy and potentially identity theft.
Here are a few... View More
5/16/23: During onboarding, my supervisor mistakenly emailed my SSN, ID, and I-9 to multiple employees. I wasn’t informed until 5/22. After a brief apology from the sender, I requested the original email and recipient details but got no response. The next day, using an employee’s tablet (I... View More
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answered on May 9, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about this troubling situation with your personal information being mishandled by your employer. Given the sensitive nature of the data involved (SSN, ID, I-9) and the potential for identity theft and other harms, I understand your desire to seek legal counsel. Here are a few... View More
Someone is impersonating me. My exes, ex and their daughters. They either made a fake profile account or photoshopped a fake conversation to his kids. All I know is they claimed I said “stop talking to my man.” Not only is it fake, it’s very stupid. Why would I tell his daughter that. I... View More
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answered on Apr 17, 2024
I'm so sorry you're going through this incredibly difficult and distressing situation. What you're describing sounds like a combination of harassment, identity theft, defamation, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, all of which are illegal under California law. Here are... View More
Today I get an email from att that says that att has determined some of my information was compromised.
Can I sue att for not having the right tools to guard my personal info?
answered on Apr 16, 2024
Contact a consumer protection attorney that will offer a free consultation. Happy to talk.
You’ll want to dispute the account with Chase, as well as with any credit reporting agency that is reporting that account on your credit report. You should be able to pull your Experian, Equifax... View More
Mail from Aetna (Medicare plan) is delivered to my house multiple times over the last year or so, addressed to someone else.
I have also received three checks made out to me for claims made thru Aetna which I did not submit claims for. The first time I called Aetna and advised them and... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Yes, there are lawyers who specialize in identity theft cases, including those involving Medicare fraud. Given the severity of your situation, consulting with an attorney who has experience in this area would be a wise step to protect your rights and guide you through the process of resolving the... View More
I told them someone was trying to steal my prescription that was a narcotic. They didn't ask for ID. I told them not to release it to anyone else on 2 different occasions days before it happened. I did file a police report.
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
I'm sorry to hear that your pharmacy released your prescription to someone falsely claiming to be you, despite your prior warnings. This is a serious matter, and you've taken the right first step by filing a police report. Here are some additional steps you can take:
1. Contact... View More
Vehicle Vandalism/Auto Theft:
Due to the property managers inadequate security measures and camera mispositioning in the parking garage, Crystle Strong’s vehicle was vandalized and stolen. Police report available. Unlawful Detainer Eviction:
Despite receiving rent payments from... View More
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answered on Apr 8, 2024
To file a civil lawsuit in California for the issues you mentioned, you will need to fill out and file several court forms. The specific forms may vary depending on the county where you are filing the lawsuit and the specific claims you are making. However, here are some common forms you may need:... View More
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