Fraud

Well, that depends... If you havn't contested within a year of the child's birth things get very difficult. Missouri Paternity Law is extremely weighted if you don't contest immediatly. There are cases where a separated couple, no contact between the couple in over a year, the woman becomes pregnant by a boyfriend, and the State of Missouri says the man is still considered the father.

This even when the woman testifies in court that the boyfriend, not the estranged husband, is the father, and after DNA testing.

For the past two years various forms of legislation have been attempted to correct these situations. But not enough political pressure has come to bear on the issue to get the Missouri Legislature to act.

If you do sue, demand DNA testing immediatly, have good legal counsel, and be prepared for a fight. There is a group attempting to push legislation for the 2009 Missouri Legislative Session and they have some more specific information at http://www.maketherealdadpay.org

If you aren't listed on their insurance as a dependent or beneficiary then yes it is illegal. That is insurance fraud. If they agree to pay whatever medical expenses out of their own funds and there is no insurance involved then it's Ok. But they had better sign something with the medical facility first or it's all yours.

Unemployment compensation fraud is a 3rd class felony. The person can be charged with a misdemeanor or grand theft by deceit, depending on the amount involved. The lesser the charge, the lesser the punishment. Penalties can be, probation, pretrial intervention, community service, jail time or a combination thereof.

Its defininetely a fraud company. They cheat every people who go there for project. I am sure because I am one of the victim.

Tax fraud is illegal and the action described would fit into that category. The IRS is very aggressive and very good at prosecuting persons who are foolish enough to attempt to defraud the U.S. government. Penalties for knowingly and willfully filing a false tax return and/or accompanying documents can be $100,000 fine and 1 year imprisonment in a federal facility for each guilty count.

First you have to see if it is a fraud to be able to initiate a fraud investigation. Then you have to get all the evidence together and send it to the police station.

This phone number apparently belongs to scammers trying to get personal information from recipients of their calls. They use variations of the theme that you have money owed to you in an effort to get your information. Do not respond to this number. There are hundreds of entries on the Internet from people trying to stop these calls.

A SIM box is device that maps the call from VoIP to a SIM card (in the SIM box) of the same mobile operator of the destination mobile.So that international call terminating as home call to subscriber country and usually cheap compared to the cost of terminating the international call.This is to just bypass international traffic

Is the amount the deciding factor?

The statue of limitations for a civil case involving fraud is two years.

Below is an article that explains Colorado statue laws further.

what i have heard is that when u run away that the cops will be notified and so will your parents when they find you and u can get arrested and detained for how ever long and, depending on what your parents want, you can be put on probation and on an ankle monitor and fined

pretty rediculus right?

Not always. Here in Arizona, I was informed that the police department won't even look for a runaway teen unless they feel they are in danger. It is not a criminal offence to run away in Arizona. Unless they happen to stumble across the victim nothing is done. Even then they don't even have to return them to their parents or guardians or even notify you that they have been found. Unless of course they commit some sort of criminal act or misdemeanor. Then they will be sure to notify you.

I called the local law enforcement agency, and told them where my daughter was going to be at a certain time, and the response was well go there then , and if she's there we'll respond, as that's our busy time of day. In other words, nothing.

I didn't want to go there, in case she ran again. And I thought the police was the proper agency to contact. Child Protective Services might be a better bet. But I don't know if they will do anything either. It is legal to run away in Arizona as long as you don't do anything illegal.

This is untrue! I have a 15 year old daughter residing in Arizona she ran away from home. I notified the police even before the 24hrs and they went right to work. I then called after 24 hrs, and placed her on the missing children data base immediately. We had 3 counties looking for her. The sheriff passed out pictures, contacted her friends and within three days they found her 40 miles away from home. They helped us bring her to the hospital where we had her admitted for help. The law works if you follow the right channels. Tips: go to the sheriff's, don't call. Bring a recent picture. bring a list of friends or places the child might be. keep in contact at all times during the investigation. If anyone is in this situation my heart goes out to you!

The crime of "fraud" is a criminal offense. If you wish to recover civil damages from someone it wiould have to brought as a definable offense udner the civil laws.

there is no way because it`s a scam

How much time can a person get for wellfare fraud in Henrico VA.

I don't know, but unless you are from an EU country, it will be nearly impossible to get a work permit.

The advertisement given for number of fake jobs at Oxford London Hotel that is not existing but there is another hotel at the given address is a fraud This is a gang not citizen of London involved in many such frauds.

you can counter sue for anything. In Civil court, you don't need proof beyond a reasonable doubt, just a perponderance of the evidence. Pretty much, just prove you're right, if the Judge, or in your case a trial by a jury of your peers would be best, believe you they will move in your favor.

Gather evidence! Make accusations and make sure your co-workers (are prepared to) sign it. Keep a detailed diary, write down whatever you see and make sure the proof is clear. When you feel you would have a chance in a courtroom, give a copy of all the evidence to the management team. Since your boss is able to hide his true actions in the boardroom, you must find a way to expose it. Good luck!

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The person being stolen from and misrepresented would have a civil action against the stealer on the basis of fraud and they may well be criminally prosecuted in addition if there's good evidence. The financial institution behind the cheque would have suitable insurance to cover it and should pay the person back any money fraudulently taken from their check account.

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shes kinda a stalker too

Money matters per se is not a ground for annulment in the Philippines. The usual ground is psychological incapacity, fraud, falsification, etc. as provided by the Family Code.

Definitely NO! Advice the Credit card company that you want to cancel the card. Then have them issue new cards, one for you and one for your husband.

Need a fax number to the fraud department to send a subpoena?