Inpersonating a lawyer
My daughter received a letter ''supposedly'' from the lawyer that represented her husband during the divorce and child custody. The letter was filled with threats and in no way even sounded like anything a lawyer would even write. The signature appears to be a forgery. Is this legal to do in Texas.
Asked on 7/16/06, 9:58 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford
Langford Law Office
Re: Inpersonating a lawyer
If the letter is a fraud, then the attorney and the court should be notified. It is not legal.
Answered on 7/17/06, 9:39 am
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