0 Answers | Asked in Criminal Law and Federal Crimes on
Q: if a person is accused of stealing( order retail theft) what Attorney General should contacted?
I am being set up by entities unknown. I do not have a lawyer yet because there are numerous things being done to have false charges on me regarding retail theft and bigger things. I have someone holding evidence that I am being framed and my computer is duplicated( I can't think of the... View More
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Georgia on
Q: Would it be necessary to hire an attorney for a theft by receiving case?
Also the warrant has the incorrect name of the person who's property was said to be taken from.
Ecleynne Mercy
answered on Apr 10, 2019
Yes, a charge like theft can and will affect employment opportunities. This particular charge goes to your truth-telling and can have some damaging effects. An attorney can try to dispute the case if the facts are as you suggested but most importantly provide a plan so that it doesn't have... View More
3 Answers | Asked in Personal Injury, Civil Litigation and Civil Rights for California on
Q: What kind of attorney should I look for?
I was out shopping at a local store when I was accused of theft. Honestly I feel I was discriminated against. What kind of attorney takes these type of cases?
James L. Arrasmith 
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answered on Mar 21, 2023
If you feel that you were discriminated against or falsely accused of theft, you may want to consult with an attorney who specializes in civil rights or discrimination law. A civil rights attorney can help you determine whether your rights were violated, and can advise you on your legal options for... View More
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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Georgia on
Q: Do I need an attorney for a theft by receiving charge?
Also the warrant has the incorrect name of the person who's property was said to be taken from.
Ecleynne Mercy
answered on Apr 22, 2019
Yes you do. some mistakes can be considered harmless error. Get an attorney now. a person convicted of a violation of Code Sections 16-8-2 through 16-8-9 shall be punished as for a misdemeanor except: (1)(A) If the property which was the subject of the theft exceeded $24,999.99 in...
1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation, Probate and Estate Planning for California on
Q: i need help in the process of showing proof of fradulent will made just months before my mothers passing and also theft
also theft of investment accounts and safety deposit boxes jewelry and altered documents my girlfriend can provide all the proof needed to show that my sister is stealing from the estate and going against her judicial duties as the executor of my mothers estate please if you can help assist us in... View More
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answered on Sep 5, 2023
In California, if you suspect that a will is fraudulent or that an executor is not fulfilling their fiduciary duties, you have the right to contest the will or request the removal of the executor through probate court. Gather all evidence of fraudulent activity and theft, including any proof... View More
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Colorado on
Q: Son has gotton in a fight at school and the Deputy filed charges. Do you think the DA will pick it up, should i call DA?
They have it on video, he put his hand on the kid and set him back down. Than the kid attacked. They have a history where the other kid has attacked son. All the way back to last year. Son had a deversion in Denver, 16th street mall. Theft of cough syrup. He was the youngest and of course he had to... View More
Tristan Kenyon Schultz
answered on Feb 10, 2017
The choice of an attorney is a personal choice. An attorney will be more familiar with the law and may be able to get the charges dropped. Of course, hire a private attorney will also cost money. If the DA proceeds with charging your son (which is not a guarantee), there is a possibility of getting... View More
2 Answers | Asked in Civil Litigation for Georgia on
Q: If the company sends a letter requesting restitution, is paying that amount my best option?
I was charged with theft by taking, I bonded out. I received a letter from the attorney for the company, requesting I pay restitution.
Priscilla T. Upshaw
answered on Sep 28, 2020
If the case is still pending, you may still face legal consequences in criminal court. The attorney for the company could sue you civilly for the restitution. We wish you well. -The Upshaw Law Firm, LLC.
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1 Answer | Asked in Banking, Business Law and Consumer Law for Hawaii on
Q: I was tricked into wiring nearly $60K of my retirement money to JP Morgan Chase Bank in New York. Will Reg. E help me?
I've notified all appropriate government agencies about the "theft." Research tells me Regulation E may cover me under these circ*mstances but I need an attorney's advice. Is there an attorney on the Big Island that I can consult about consumer bank law?
Bruce Alexander Minnick
answered on May 13, 2019
You should use the Find a Lawyer tab located at the top of every page here on Justia.
1 Answer | Asked in Uncategorized for Virginia on
Q: My neighbor was storing his motorcycle on my patio. Then he died. Can I charge his estate for storage?
That was two years ago and no one from the family or attorney has contacted me concerning the status of the motorcycle. I am getting tired of storing it and am concerned about theft.
Susan Fremit
answered on Apr 18, 2015
It sounds like you may have an argument for abandonment. You need to speak to an estate attorney or a civil attorney since you are seeking compensation for storage. Click on "find a lawyer" for direct assistance.
1 Answer | Asked in Bankruptcy and Identity Theft for Wisconsin on
Q: I was served court paperwork today by a deputy. I looked at the paperwork and its about a loan.
I don't recognize the loan and i wanted to know what kind of attorney can help me fight this since I think i might be the victim of identity theft.
Timothy Denison
answered on Dec 29, 2021
You need a debtors rights attorney.
1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law for California on
Q: Possible for somebody to file power of attorney over all my assets without my authorization or even without me even know
Some one filed power of attorney over all my assets and I didn't know anything about it and I don't even know who did it that's how they began my identity theft
Carli Jo Aelker
answered on Nov 28, 2022
Generally speaking you must give authorization, usually through signature, for someone to file a POA on your behalf. For example, the IRS POA forms require the taxpayer sign each form giving authorization.
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Georgia on
Q: I was arrested for a crime and got my court date a few days ago court papers have different charges. Why?
Was arrested for burglary and prowling then later possession with intent was added. Court papers state theft by taking and trespassing nothing on possession I don’t understand. I cannot afford a attorney
Anthony Matthews
answered on Jul 10, 2023
Regarding the charges themselves, a District Attorney has the right to dismiss, modify, or upgrade charges based upon his/her evaluation of the case. Bottom line, they do not have to do what the police arrest you for. Felony charges have the potential for serious prison time, so it is...
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Federal Crimes and Identity Theft for New York on
Q: I was indicted for conspiracy and ID theft while i was overseas Will my passport be flagged worldwide or US airports
Tax preparer sealed indictment for conspiracy
ID theft
Wire fraud
Many others involved as they told my attorney and it's still an ongoing investigation.
Andrew M. Stengel
answered on Oct 30, 2016
While you described some facts you did not ask a question. Do you have a question?
2 Answers | Asked in and Civil Litigation for Maryland on
Q: Can I sue in Maryland for loss wages, attorney fee, emotional distress, slander, etc
Hi. I’m a 22 year old female who’s life was flipped
Upside down. My ex charged me with theft over 100k, embezzlement, and theft scheme after I broke up with him. I was indicted, arrested, and two years later my case was nolle prosequi.
My ex never told the state’s attorney... View More
Mark Oakley
answered on Mar 29, 2020
Yes, you can sue. There are recognized "causes of action" that provide the legal basis for a recovery of damages (even though there may be several such grounds, you can only recover one set of damages). It's not so much proving the amount of damages, but collecting them if the... View More
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1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Ohio on
Q: I have three criminal records that I would like to get sealed.
I no longer live in Ohio and these charges are causing me not to get a job, apartment or go to school. In Stark county the charge was petty theft in 2012 or 2013 [stark county], now closed, the second one was for leaving my abusive husband by cab, not knowing that my husband froze the bank accounts... View More
Matthew Williams
answered on Dec 8, 2016
It sounds like you are eligible. You should contact an attorney privately so he or she can look up your records and confirm your eligibility. But, we have bills like everyone else so we don't work for free. In the criminal defense world, the pro bono lawyer is the public defender. You can... View More
1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation and Identity Theft for California on
Q: Is it possible to have attorney for identity theft robbery case number assigned and collection of property?
Robbery filed in San Antonio Texas case number given and robbery case number assigned with Henderson county Nevada. Restraining order on manager Jennifer of macaroni and grill.
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answered on Mar 19, 2023
Yes, it is possible to hire an attorney to represent you in an identity theft and robbery case and to assist with the collection of any stolen property. An attorney can advise you on your legal rights and options, help you navigate the criminal justice system, and represent you in court... View More
1 Answer | Asked in Immigration Law for Florida on
Q: Naturalization with misdemeanor record?
Had two petty theft first degree misdemeanors, first case was given differed prosecution, the second was one case of three counts, plead no contest to one count, DA agreed to drop or withhold the other two ( not sure if it was withheld or dropped coz the attorney handled it and recommended to take... View More
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answered on Jun 6, 2024
Based on the information provided, your situation is complex, and the outcome of your naturalization application may depend on several factors. Here are a few points to consider: 1. Generally, having a criminal record can make the naturalization process more challenging. However, the...
1 Answer | Asked in Civil Rights and Criminal Law for California on
Q: Can I sue a police department if officer purposely protects the criminal and ignores duty
San Francisco Department of Police Accountability investigation report finds the officer failed to investigate a burglary and theft complaint that I filed even though he was provided with suspect information and evidence. If I can sue, where or who is a good attorney that can help with such a... View More
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answered on Dec 14, 2023
Under California law, you may have the option to sue a police department if an officer fails to perform their duty, particularly if their actions were purposeful and negligent. This can include situations where an officer fails to investigate a crime adequately, especially when there's... View More
1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law for Texas on
Q: If you waive your right to a court appointed attorney, can you ask the judge for one on your first court date?
My son, 18 yrs old, was arrested on theft charges, $100-750. Unaware he waived his right to attorney. We can't afford to hire one. We need to know if we can still ask for one when he sees the judge. This is his first time ever in trouble with the law.
Matthew Valley
answered on Feb 1, 2018
Yes, your son can ask for a court appointed attorney. He will be asked to fill out a form so that the court can determine if he is financially eligible for one.
2 Answers | Asked in Business Law, Criminal Law and Divorce for California on
Q: Can I stop LLC partner stealing all $ Police won’t help say Fam Law. 2 yrs now,2 CPO DVRO w kids Divorce still 8 mo out
50 50 LLC. Husband locked me out of all banks & business when I got restraining order 2 yrs ago to protect kids & myself. He is taking 100% of money, running wild, paying all his bills and attorneys through LLC.
I’m being told even if I file in civil court it’ll just get... View More
Dale S. Gribow
answered on Nov 2, 2022
more info needed if it is a Family Law issue, those of us on the Criminal law site, won't be knowledgeable to answer your question. it sounds like a wife/husband ??? is stealing. I would think you want some kind of restraining order or maybe a "keeper" to receive money???
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