Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada
Ex wife committed fraud and made perjured statements on documents to initiate proceedings. Court ignored SCRA requirements and held exparte hearings based on the fraud. After 4 to 5 years of lies to the court stealing money from accounts and policies forging my signatures on documents she is back in court trying to get me charged for contempt for more issues that she wants to lie about. I have had enough i want to prosecute her for fraud, perjury, forgery mail theft, grand theft, use of wire and banks in fraud, her attorney for subornation of perjury etc
1 Answer from Attorneys
We have some substantial experience in SCRA matters, but the rest of your note is a bit vague as to what, exactly, happened, in what department, how, and why it was not corrected previously. Normally, figuring all that out takes a review of all paperwork (motions and orders) produced during the term of events in question. If you wish to schedule a consultation to do that document review, and explain the story, and what you wish to do about it, first take a look at http://willicklawgroup.com/consultation-policies/ and then call us if you are interested in setting an appointment.
But no divorce lawyer can "prosecute." That is a criminal matter, and if you think yoiu have sufficient proof of a crime, your solution is to talk to the police, who can then refer the case to the District Attorney -- if they agree with you.