How can I sue someone for lying about a money transfer
You were scammed. Sure you could sue her, but who is she? Where does she live?
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You were scammed. Sure you could sue her, but who is she? Where does she live?
This is a common scam that we see on Avvo every day. Don't pay and don't talk to them again. There is no girl or father. Only a scam artist.
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You could take them to small claims court. Whether you prevail or not is another question. What obligation did they have to you to continue your...
There are a few things you can do but more information is needed. If you hold the copyright on the photo then you can demand that it be removed...
Texas is a one party consent state. If you are part of a conversation taking place entirely in Texas then you can record it. You can use it in...
Of course you can sue someone who robbed and scammed you. Call a lawyer and call the police.
It doesn't sound like it. Under Texas law, to have a common law marriage, you must do three things: (1) Agree to be married (2) Live together as...
Don't return the call. It is likely a scam. If you were facing an actual case you would be served personally, not by phone.
Before you sign it be sure you want to waive notice. If you do, they will not have to inform you about court proceedings.
Much of this depends on her husband. If there is any way possible to contact him then you will be expected to do so. Removing him from the deed may...