Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud)
Posted by Ozarks Lawyer on 3/06/05
Are you asking about the statute of limitations to bring criminal charges or a civil lawsuit? Keep in mind, no one knows either time limit without first narrowing down what state you live in. On 3/05/05, Joan Protti wrote: > On 8/09/04, C. Glade wrote: >> Please, please let me know what the statue of limitation >> for forgery (fraud). This is regarding many documents >> that were forged on personal and real property (approx. 27 >> parcels). >> >> Sincerely >> C. Glade > > I have heard that there is no statue of limitation on > forgery and the crime is punishable for up to 7 years. > Please email me as I would like to discuss this more.
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 8/09/04, by C. Glade.
- Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 8/09/04, by w.
- Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 8/09/04, by C. Glade.
- Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 3/05/05, by Joan Protti.
- Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 3/06/05, by Ozarks Lawyer.
- Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 3/12/05, by seansirrine.
- Re: Forgery on Personal Property including notary (fraud), 3/13/05, by Ozarks Lawyer.
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