Can I sue for forger of my signature? Someone has forge my signature on a home mortgage that I don't have access to

The facts are a bit unclear. If you have been damaged by someone fraudulently using your information (pretending to be you), then you may have a...

Family or so-called "friendly" fraud is a growing problem. You need an attorney in Illinois. You may find someone on this site, or by calling the...

What does it mean when a debt collector is putting a levy on my mortgage, and what do I have to do with a "Answer of Garnishee"?

More information is needed. Based on your inquiry, I believe that you need to consult with an attorney. Given your financial constraints, I would...

How do I fight a credit card company

Please take note of Mr. Kunkle's comments regarding the limited time period in which you must file a response. It's always best to have...

Wow! I have not heard of that kind of ID theft before. Unless you want a divorce and they're willing to pick up the tab (I kid), that is a very...

My apartment managing company mis-faxed my personal information 5 times to unknown fax numbers

I agree with my colleagues assessment. Your concerns are certainly understandable. Identity theft has topped the Federal Trade Commissions consumer...

If the victim of identity theft is deceased, can a civil lawsuit be brought against the criminal on behalf of the deceased?

I agree with my colleague, more information is needed here, such as what damages has the family suffered as a result of the theft?

Do I need an attorney to sue TransUnion Credit Report Agency?

I would encourage you to seek counsel. You are welcome to contact my office for a free, no obligation consultation. Credit reporting cases involve...

What can I do about a bad account showing up 3 times on my credit report?

It is estimated that one in four consumers has an error on his/her credit report. If the information being reported about you is inaccurate, you...

For identity theft committed for Immigration visa, does the victim have the legal right to sue the criminal?

I agree with Mr. Scott. Your inquiry is very vague. Based upon the limited facts provided it does not seem you are a party to this situation, so...