Can I sue someone for using my social security number to work
Someone else using your Social Security number does not stop you from using it. File your taxes anyway. Attached is a link to the Social...
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Someone else using your Social Security number does not stop you from using it. File your taxes anyway. Attached is a link to the Social...
Yes, they can, for a variety of reasons, and no, you can't find out if it happened. Criminal records are public, as are many other types of...
You can try to sue the man for the money back,but it will be difficult if the car was sold "as is." It isn't illegal to sell a car without an...
Bill collectors are 3rd party agencies, and attorneys are free to use them.
There aren't a lot of facts in your question. The most likely effect on a business of having unpaid debts is that the creditor(s) may get a...
You can certainly ask, if you can find him. Or try making a claim against your homeowners insurance for the cost of the removal.
Probably not. Since there was no agreement or rent, whatever you did for your grandparents would most likely be considered either a gift, or rent.
You can evict the people living there - they don't own it and don't have a lease with you. Altrnatively, you might be able to sell it to them, or...
The short answer is that you can't find out for sure if he filed a tax return, and you can't control whether he correctly claims - or doesn't claim...
If he signed the contract, he's bound by it. He can get change the insurance company though, and get a pro-rata refund for the unused policy from...