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defending allegations of stolen checks
Barberton, OH
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Posted 12 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes
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forgery:
my girlfriend had some checks that were made out to her and cashed by her but the guys signature is on the checks that wrote them he is trying to say he did not write the checks and that they were stolen now is that her word against his or does he have a case
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Answers (1)Danny James Weisenburger
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Posted 12 months ago.
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If he reported the checks stolen and your girlfriend had possession of them, then she can be charged with Receiving Stolen Property, a felony when checks are involved. If she cashed or attempted to cash them, then she can be charged with Forgery if she signed his name, or Forgery by Uttering if someone else signed his named. These are also serious felonies.
It is not simply a matter "of whose word it is", since these charges are provable with the use of a handwriting expert. They will have no problem compelling handwriting exemplars from your girlfriend, and if she presented the checks for cashing, they may well have her on videotape. The most important thing to remember is this...she should not discuss this situation with anybody, especially police officers, since she obviously has no understanding of the law and what she says WILL be used in an attempt to convict her. If they are pursuing charges, she needs to protect her rights as soon as possible... she needs a lawyer. Dan J. Weisenburger Attorney at Law www.OhioCrimeLawyer.com
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