My friend "stole" $9000 from me. How can I get my money back?
Generally, two options (you can do either or both): either 1) call the police--you may have agreed to lend $4500, but the other $4500 was stolen. ...
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Generally, two options (you can do either or both): either 1) call the police--you may have agreed to lend $4500, but the other $4500 was stolen. ...
It depends on so many factors that I don't think this can be adequately answered in this forum. Better to find a business lawyer who can help...
Have you put in a claim with your insurance company and his? Prosecutors chief concern is punishing crimes, not compensating victims. They...
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When I was last a prosecutor in 2011, it was not against any law not to sign a traffic ticket.
You may want to consider filing a TRO.
It sounds like you are the victim of a crime. The police may be best.
Probably not for not having a license or insurance. Unfortunately, it is usually the other way around--it is more difficult to successfully get...
Sounds like your friend, or someone on his behalf, should get in touch with an attorney as soon as possible. You may wish to go to...
DWLS is a traffic crime. You generally need to show up in court for crimes, but not civil infractions like regular speeding. That is likely why...
You can always ask the dealer if they will take it back. Hawaii does have a used car lemon law, but it does not apply to cars that are 5 years of...