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I had my T-Mobile number ported over to a pre-paid account without my knowledge which led to me losing all my crypto in my coin base account. What can I do to recoup my money?

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I hired patio enclosure to do a 10 feet patio onto the back of my house in which they only wanted to do 5 feet so I canceled the contract I want my money back which happened to charge me 8,999. they. won't give me my money back. Well I went to a lawyer yesterday and he said I couldn't sue them because of some kind of law that was on the books. I hired them on 11/2022 and they were supposed to have started the project on 12/22 they left out that they needed the hoa approval to start as well as a permit had to be issued.

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I am looking for an attorney to help with a divorce case. I understand that my husband wants to file for divorce, but I want to do it first as he lives in Maine, and I live in Florida. The venue would be dependent on whoever files first. We have been married for 46 years, and have been separated for two and a half years, and living apart. We share properties, and assets and debts are involved. There wouldn't be any issues with the valuing of any businesses. We share one child who is an adult and alimony would be an issue.

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I am going through some arbitration stuff. I filed for arbitration with AAA against Varo Money Inc, my former bank, that was holding my money. While I was incarcerated, identity theft or identity fraud was imposed on me, one of the two. I am just asking the bank to get my money back, and I have done everything the law told me to do and showed them evidence, but I still haven't gotten my money back. I am so exhausted and unsure of what else to do. I lost $54,000 from September 2019 to February 2021.

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My claim was denied by Sedgwick and they refuse to send my case file and my denial letter. They denied my claim 03/03/2023.

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Need help with a DOL settlement. The money has been allocated, but my brother (the recipient) is on medicad in il. DO YOU KNOW WHAT AVENUE WE NEED TO APPROACH? There will be no money exchanged until we have the right answer. His name is TN, the settlement is sizable. I think the money was allocated on feb, 9th. There are 2 attys on it that can't seem to know what to do next. You can see why I'm skeptical. I have no problem with paying if the service is good. Thanks, p.s. someone out there should have the answer.

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Hi, I got deactivated recently from Doordash and I'm 100% sure I did nothing wrong and I would like to see if I have a case here as they won't tell me the exact reason why I was deactivated.

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I got terminated and unable to pay my loan for the last 5 years. Because of these, I got behind bars for 4 months but still, I didn't pay my personal bank loan and currently, I have a travel ban. I want to go home. What shall I do?

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Good Day! I have unpaid loan at Dubai, UAE since 2020 I lost my job because of Pandemic that time I need to go back to my home country they not allowed me to go outside because I'm pregnant. Now I have a offer letter in Qatar, but I'm scared to travel, they can check my record in UAE. I call and send email to the bank, that soon if I have stable job I will pay my loan. The amount of my loan is 45,000 aed.

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The client called and said her husband submitted his name and phone number on a website to get some help with an issue they were having, and someone called them a couple of weeks ago, and said they would have called back but never did. She said that her husband spoke to a man but didn't go into many details, but explained that this was about a clouded title and them getting back their property in their names. She said she wanted to see if they qualified for contingency. She said they have a large case involving state agencies, corruption, and fraud. Their property was swindled from them by the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) with the help of First American. She said First American gave title insurance to veterans for loans. She said the California Department of Veterans Affairs said they had a title, mortgage, and insurance, but they never had those things. They learned that it was recorded as a fake mortgage and escrow number, and that's how they stole the property. She said they were making payments the whole time on a fake mortgage. But the judge didn't care, so he gave CalVet a writ of possession. She said they had the house since 1989 and were kicked out. In 2017, they had to move in with their younger son and girlfriend. They sold the house for 500K, but their original loan was 130K. She said their mortgage was never good with CalVet, and their house foundation never passed. She said Colorado courts asked for documents, but they gave fake documents. She said a lot of corruption is happening in the California courts. She said they are senior citizens and her husband, a veteran. They said on paper that they gave first preference to veterans, but they don't. She said it was a 5-acre property, and they cleared the land, put a septic in, and did a lot of work on the property.

She said they were paying the mortgage every month through Schools Credit Union for different amounts, sometimes $400, $700, etc. She said the loan was never closed, but they got the principal knocked out. The judge was told that they never paid despite their bank statements showing that they did. The deed was still in CalVet's name because a part of the loan agreement was for them to sign it over to them, and once the loan was paid off, they would have gotten the deed. She said they would have never been able to pay off the loan because it was not a real loan. As soon as they made the loan, the house was in foreclosure, but they never did foreclosure. Instead, a writ possession was done to get the property back. She said the judge was later kicked out, and the lawyer on the case was disbarred.

She said one of the lawyers took $23500 to proceed with the case. The lawyer wanted them to make another contract with CalVet and continued paying them. She said the judge said it was a frivolous case, and he didn't want to know the specifics. So she was not sure why the lawyer took so much. She said the case is ongoing. Her husband has been getting a continuance, but he doesn't have an attorney. He has done research online and found things. She said he has some papers due at the end of April. She said they made a complaint to the Engineer Board about the engineer that did their foundation plans that were never passed, and the Engineer Board took their complaint to the Attorney General. She said the Attorney General represents the California Department of Affairs (CalVet) as they represent state agencies. However, CalVet has its attorneys, which she thinks is against the law. She thinks it's ridiculous the amount they paid in lawyer fees, and they didn't get their property back. The lawyer advised them to file bankruptcy instead of suing CalVet, and in turn, allowed them to get the property. The bankruptcy plan said they had a mortgage, which they were told to keep paying if they didn't want to be in trouble with the judge. But they were paying the attorneys, CalVet, and a trustee. She said the bankruptcy plan failed because, at the end of it, they couldn't sell the property as the title was clouded. She said over $4000 was also left in escrow which they never received. She said unfortunately the money was put in bankruptcy and went to the lawyer.