Using a person’s bank card without permission?
It is up to the customer to decide whether to press criminal charges. I disagree somewhat with my colleague about the consequences of declining to...
Fall River, MA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Fall River, MA
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It is up to the customer to decide whether to press criminal charges. I disagree somewhat with my colleague about the consequences of declining to...
I cannot determine from your inquiry whether the ultimate sale was made by appropriating your identity, nor have you mentioned whether you know...
If your car was stolen, report it to police and tell what you know about the secure key card, which suggests it was an inside job. It sounds like...
Did you use the card for multiple small purchases throughout the relationship, or for one big item just before you broke up? Facts might affect...
Yes, it's deceptive, but regrettably common. However, I can't determine from your narrative whether the dealer created a second set of documents...
Once you report the facts to the police, it's up to the police and prosecutor to decide what the appropriate charges are. If you are thinking of...
You say you got a "loan," but it sounds like you signed a Retail Installment Sale Contract with the dealer, which the dealer is trying to assign...
No sane person sues over a $5 overcharge. Consider including this fact in a review of the restaurant.
You can look the company up in the Corporations database of the Secretary of the Commonwealth and see who is the registered agent for service of...
In theory, it's like any other bank account, and the law of your state will determine whether and how it can be garnished. In practice, however, I...