A CLIENT OF MINE GAVE ME HIS CREDIT CARD TO PAY INVOICES
Anyone can sue anyone for anything, or nothing. Whether they will win or not is a second question. If he has no damages, it is unlikely he can...
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Anyone can sue anyone for anything, or nothing. Whether they will win or not is a second question. If he has no damages, it is unlikely he can...
You need to answer the garnishment and may want to consider barkruptcy. You may have had a defense of the statute of limitations for the original...
You need to answer the garnishment. A local lawyer can help with that. I am a criminal defense lawyer, I do not assist clients who have been the...
You can write to the credit card companies involved. Instead, consider getting this person into help with his / her gambling problem.
He has been defrauded, no question about that. However, he is the one who bought the items with his credit card. The credit card company is under...
When I was a public defender I secured an apartment in the same building I lived in for one of my clients so she would have a place to live....
Write to the prosecutor and ask for a meeting. Detail previous attempts to receive information in the letter. The Statute of Limitations is 6 years...
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You should be asking the plaintiff's attorney, and why without a subpoena?
You could get a bank check on his account and take it for him to sign. Otherwise have him ask for a new card.
Please don't use all CAPS. It is harder for older eyes to read. I think you left some words out of your post. Is he legally required to have a...