Can I still be charged with a crime?
Yes, you can still be charged with a crime because the statute of limitations hasn't passed. Whether or not you agree to repay the money does not...
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Yes, you can still be charged with a crime because the statute of limitations hasn't passed. Whether or not you agree to repay the money does not...
Send them a letter, certified mail, return receipt requested, asking them to "validate the debt" (use that precise phrase, it's a "magic phrase"...
Generally speaking, there is an absolute privilege for statements made in court. If you have a bona fide belief - backed up by objective evidence...
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Nothing you described sounds like it is absolutely unethical (or criminal) conduct. An attorney who states he or she is representing a person is,...
You could report it to the IRS criminal investigation division (CID) using Form 3949-A. The IRS website has a FAQ on it here: ...
What sort of recourse do you want? You don't have any recourse against the company or the employer (although the employer might owe penalties). ...
Generally speaking, you won't be liable for any significant amount of tax. The estate will be liable for any estate taxes and any income tax owed...
Check the files of the court where you think this person was arraigned.
Check the files of the court where you think this person was arraigned.
Since your child doesn't live with the grandmother, she cannot claim the exemption. That means that only one of two people can make the claim: ...