I already answered this question and told you to contact me. Do you want to try and resolve this, or do you just like watching your rights go down the drain?

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I hope you got this agreement in writing, if not you are going to have a more difficult situation to prove. Sounds like fraud too. You should sue him and possibly her because I bet she might have known something about this.

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good luck and hope this helps.

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