Corrupt Lawyer in Spain Perpetrating International Fraud – How and to whom should they be reported?; Arkansas businessman sentenced to 10 years, 1 months in federal prison for

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Question by Beverly: Corrupt Lawyer in Spain Perpetrating International Fraud – How and to whom should they be reported?
We have encountered a Spanish lawyer perpetrating international fraud. He is an active practicing attorney in Spain, and the scam only works b/c he is an active attorney.

We have him dead to rights with overwhelming and irrefutable evidence.

Corrupt lawyers anywhere likely face similar penalties. We’ll put him in jail if possible. Any guidance is appreciated.
Thanks for the input!

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Answer by xspook
Contact the FBI. If he is using the internet or the mail, it is a federal crime.

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Arkansas businessman sentenced to 10 years, 1 months in federal prison for
The 43-year-old Lewis pleaded guilty in August to one count of bank fraud. Federal prosecutors said he created fake paperwork for special improvement district bonds often used by developers. US Attorney Christopher Thyer says the scheme began in 1997
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When you start a debt management plan should you stop paying your credit card bills for 3 months?; Trustee claims oversights cost Oak Lawn $1.5M

Question by Nene: When you start a debt management plan should you stop paying your credit card bills for 3 months?
I am told that I should immediately stop paying my credit card bills to get the attention of the lenders, so they will be more open to negotiations. And I should refer all contact to the debt settlement company. Is this normal?
I’m not behind on any bills right now, but it’s looking likely that I will be in a short time.

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Answer by nickipettis
NO !

if you want to make changes, call each company you owe, and work out a plan with them.

But not paying them for 3 months means you get fines, AND they will make the entire amount DUE right now.

bad, bad, bad idea.

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Trustee claims oversights cost Oak Lawn .5M
By Bob Jaderberg Oak Lawn officials' oversights concerning debt management have cost the village upwards of $ 1.5 million over the past several years, according to one trustee. In a letter to the Oak Lawn Village Board penned Nov.
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