Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New Jersey

This is a typical case of stolen identity. Yuo can sue him - at the very least, and it would probably be best to do so in the Delawre courts. You can also file a police report against him and it is possible that he might be arrested for fraud. I can answer more specifically if you call me on the telphone. You can call me at the number listed on my bio at this web site or you can call me anytime, including this weekend, if you wish, at this numbe nine one five two six one three eight nine three

You can sue him, and you can try to get criminal charges filed against him. He stole your identity and commited fraud.

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Robert Davies, Esq. 201-820-3460

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