Any three responding IP attorneys will have five suggestions. You can take a hard line, seek a collaborative effort, capitulate, some combination...

Being on a deed to real property is a "property interest" and you cannot just take away someone's property. I am sure you put them on without a...

This is going to end up in a law suit so get a lawyer now. It is not a do it yourself project. Secretly changing a document, if you can prove it,...

By far the most effective action is to file an insurance claim. Chasing crooks and con artists, even if you win they don't have bank accounts. Make...

Someone impersonating a "known company" has scammed you out of money and you have cooperated to have them scam you out of more money. Stop sending...

No, because of section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Sounds like incorrect nonsense from the internet. Courts don't accept forms as a payment for anything.

Let me guess: someone you never met said they were a lawyer, asked you to send money so that you will get a $5M inheritance and you sent money...

There must be much more to the story. The behavior your describe makes no sense unless there are additional facts.

One can be sure of one thing in your facts: there is a second, very different side to your story. Forgot to pay for two items? Sure. Prior warrant?...