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If an over payment of unemployment benefits are paid back what is will happen if there is already a warrant out for you?
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∙ 15y ago
There are several variables in this case. First, it depends on the state where the infraction occurred. (Remember, even though the funding for such programs comes from federal funding, each state has control of dispersal of the funds, and creates it's own laws governing the dispersal of the funds) Second, if the state received the payment for the "over-pay" then it is up to the state attorney to decide through preponderance of the evidence, if this was an intentional act of fraud or theft by deception. He/she may be satisfied with the re-payment and ask for a dismissal of the charges. And lastly, The warrant has to be satisfied no matter what. Warrants do not expire. They have to be answered in the form of an arrest, or (in some states) it could be quashed. (Removed) It would be best to consult an attorney for advice on how to proceed
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Is a warrant for non payment the same as a warrant for eviction?
no
Can a warrant be issued for non payment of car note?
can a warrant be issued for non payment of car note
What is unemployment compensation benefit warrant?
It's a funky name for your Unemployment Insurance cheque.
Can they put a warrant out for non payment of vehicle?
no
If you have a out of country warrant can you get bail?
If you are being held for international extradition on an out of COUNTRY warrant - you cannot get bail, you are too great a flight risk - after all, you've already skipped on a warrant in one couontry already.
If you were approved for ssa benefits and you got a warrant will you get them?
The Social Security Administration has become increasingly aggressive in its review of the criminal records of those who receive, or seek to receive, Social Security benefits. If the Social Security Administration's search reveals an active warrant, they will contact the applicant or recipient by letter to notify him or her of the situation.The notification letter provides information concerning three issues:(1) The status of the active criminal warrant (e.g. felony or misdemeanour's, case number, identification of the court system).(2) Steps that can be taken to resolve the situation with Social Security.(3) The financial consequences if the warrant is not eliminated.If a person has already received benefits while a warrant was pending, the Social Security Administration may seek reimbursement. The amount they seek will be the total paid to the recipient while the warrant was pending. This can result in a situation where the recipient is required to pay back thousands of dollars in benefits. If an applicant has not yet received any benefits, the Administration will block payment until the warrant is resolved.You will be eligible for payment, and avoid restitution, if you can demonstrate any of the following:(1) The warrant was incorrectly issued in your name.(2) You were found not guilty of the criminal charge.(3) The criminal charges were dismissed by the Court or a law enforcement agency.(4) The warrant was withdrawn.(5) You were otherwise cleared of the offense.Alternative SolutionsIf none of the above options apply, you may be eligible for benefits or avoid restitution if you can demonstrate the following:(1) The original crime for which the warrant was issued was both nonviolent and not a drug related offense.AND(2) You have neither been convicted of nor pled guilty to another felony since the date of the warrant.AND(3) The law enforcement agency that issued the warrant reports that it will not extradite you or take action for your arrest.OR(4) The original crime for which the warrant was issued was both nonviolent and not drug related.AND(5) You have neither been convicted of nor pled guilty to another felony since the date of the warrant.AND(6) The only existing warrant was issued 10 or more years ago.AND(7) Your medical condition impairs your mental capacity to resolve the warrant, you are legally incompetent, or you reside in a long-term care facility of some type.If you have been notified by the Social Security Administration that you have an active warrant and that your benefits are in jeopardy, a criminal defense attorney can help.(1) A criminal defense attorney can assist you in determining whether the information regarding the warrant is accurate or not.(2) If it is inaccurate, the attorney can assist in gathering evidence that the warrant does not apply to you.(3) If it is accurate, the attorney can help determine whether you were found not guilty or the charges were otherwise dismissed.(4) If the warrant is accurate and the charges were not successfully resolved in your favor, an attorney can help negotiate a settlement with the State Attorney that will seek to eliminate the warrant and dismiss the charges. This result can help you restore your benefits and avoid the payment of restitution.
Will a bench warrant show when filing for unemployment?
It depends entirely on what databases the unemployment office checks. If they have access to the state's criminal justice system, yes, it will show up. A Bench Warrant is a warrant issued directly by a judge as an order to law enforcement to present you to the court immediately. ADVICE: It is in your best interest to get this cleared up - it will NOT go away.
Is it legal to have a falure to appear warrant issued if you are already incarcerated?
Sure! If you are already incarcerated and you have another warrant, then that warrant will be served to you while you're in jail. When you are finally about to be released from jail they will do another warrants check before they release you.
Can a dealership take back a car due to miss payment?
If you are purchasing an automobile can the dealership file a warrant for your arrest if you miss a payment?
Can social security benefits be stopped if you have a warrant?
for felony yes misdemeanor no
Can Tax Authority issue a warrant to distraint on a company?
Yes, for non payment of taxes.
Will an active warrant disqualify you for section 8 housing?
Probably yes. Fugitives are generally not allowed federal or state benefits until they answer the Warrant.
