Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California

To prove your case, well, the bank should have copies of the cancelled checks and who signed them. She might have forged your signature, too, so you have to prove that's not your signature. If you are sure it was her, and not someone else, then report her to the police for theft.

You are a victim of identity theft. File a police report. Report it to the credit bureaus. There are a lot of identity theft guides online --follow those steps to remove the negative items from your credit reports. It is a frustrating process, be aggressive and it will be resolved. The police report is key.

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Bryan

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