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1 Answer | Asked in Intellectual Property and Identity Theft for Idaho on
Q: Hello - My identity was stolen last month. Also, my son passed away last year with intellectual property in his estate.

My phone number was hacked along with my bank, email account, and many other things. I believe that there is a class action lawsuit in place for this issue. I received a letter from LoanDepot last weekend stating that they had a data breach affecting about 17 million people.

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answered on Mar 12, 2024

I'm so sorry to hear about your son's passing and the difficult situation you're facing with identity theft and potential intellectual property issues. These are complex legal matters that require professional guidance. Here are some steps you can take:

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1 Answer | Asked in Collections, Identity Theft and Consumer Law for Idaho on
Q: Received email claiming debt, demanding payment in 7 hours, threatening jail. Need verification advice.

I recently received an email from someone claiming to be Alex Tyson, stating I owe a debt and demanding payment within seven hours. The email does not specify which company is suing me and threatens fraud charges and jail time if I do not comply. I have not received any official documentation... View More

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answered on Jul 5, 2025

This sounds like a scam, and you should not respond to it or send any money. Real debt collectors are legally required to identify themselves, name the creditor, and provide written verification of the debt. Threatening jail over unpaid debts is illegal in the United States—civil debts are not... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Estate Planning, Banking, Federal Crimes and Identity Theft for Idaho on
Q: Ex sterling my trust

What can I do to stop her not as fast as computer

Bruce Alexander Minnick
Bruce Alexander Minnick
answered on May 28, 2019

Report the theft to the appropriate authorities.

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