forgery of documents
if a car dealership applied for a lost title on a car you had not owned for more than 5 years and they forged your signatures to this document and had it notarized by one of their employees what legal recourse could the victim take? criminal presecution? lawsuit?
Asked on 6/07/01, 8:54 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jay Printz
Law Office of Jay D. Printz, PLLC
Re: forgery of documents
Forgery is a very serious crime. If the notary attested to the signature knowing that the signature was a forgery, both criminal and civil liabilities may apply.
Who is the victim? You stated that you have not owned the car for 5 years. Why was the signature forged?
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The opinion given does not constitute a client/attorney relationship and is my personal opinion only.
Answered on 6/28/01, 1:04 pm
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