Can I stop this any other way?
I would send a cease and desist and then an injunction.
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I would send a cease and desist and then an injunction.
Usually yes but they may say the criminal enterprise is ongoing so statute is hard to figure out.
Yeah that sounds bad. I would discuss it further.
That's terrible and sad. There really is no way to know. Perhaps a DNA test would be in order.
Your husband should sue them in small claims court.
Sounds pretty bad. You can ask any family lawyer on this site for a free consultation and they can advise.
Perhaps your uncle was convicted years earlier than you. The law has changed. Either way every case is different. It is possible but will be...
Of course it is yours, if they do not give it to you, then file a small claims action.
Profit is not required but I would advise you to consult with a lawyer to negotiate a better number.
There is a possibility to just contact them and negotiate a settlement as to the second lien.