Does a certified letter have to be Noterized in the state it was sent from, or can we get it Noterized here in Texas.
You sign it in front of a notary, so that would be Texas if that is where you living.
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You sign it in front of a notary, so that would be Texas if that is where you living.
I know this may cost you money but you really need to talk to a lawyer about your issues. YOU can gather your facts up and talk to one here on...
Get a new lawyer ASAP to try to set this aside. You are on borrowed time.
Have they denied coverage? Reservation of rights letter? Your looking for a lawyer who deals in first party claims.
If it happened in 2000 you have a serious limitations issue. Dont delay and talk to a PI lawyer tomorrow.
You need a good criminal defense lawyer and bondsman lined up. They can better guide you on this as there are other facts we are not aware of I am...
I agree, contact a local lawyer who deals in FDCA claims. Consultations should be free. If not keep checking around.
Use the AVVO feature above and talk to a litigation lawyer in your area. The consultation should be free. Take all documents.
What is the question? Get your receipts if any and photos of contents.
There is no debtors jail. Contact the lawyer representing the Plaintiff and try to settle. A lump sum always get their attention.