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I started receiving notifications that I had defaulted on a credit card that didn't belong to me. I sent the company a letter asking them to verify the debt. They never verified the debt. How do I get this removed from my credit report?. I was studying abroad and when I returned there were credit card bills in my student mailbox on campus..

If he has legally identified another person as his durable power of attorney for health care, there may be nothing you can do. I don't know if the laws are the same in the UK as in the US regarding this. But here in the US, being "next of kin" carries weight only if an individual has not signed a written document identifying who he wants to make decisions for him if he is unable to make decisions for himself. In end-stage liver disease, people often get confused and demonstrate an inability to think clearly and the durable power of attorney goes into effect.. . It sounds as if you are being kept from seeing him. If such a document does not exist, or if you are the person identified in such a document, then there is something you can do. If it exists, you need that document. Here, it is called an Advanced Directive and/or Assignment of Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. Call the hospice that is taking care of him and ask to speak to the social worker on his team. Tell her your story. She is probably legally bound to respect any such documents.

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Most courts have forms, which are available from the clerk of the court. If the court doesn't use forms, then write a letter to the judge, starting off with what the court order was and how you think the other person violated it. Attach a copy of the order if you have one.. . But be aware that many judges are finicky about procedure, and if you don't file your petition the way they want, they may refuse to hear it at all. That's why you should consult with an attorney, even if only to get some kind of template or outline of what you need to say and how you need to say it.

in my area, orders of protection come from the County Attorney's office, Family Violence Unit.

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