Forgery Legal Recourse Options

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If you believe your signature was forged to obtain your medical records, you may want to consider filing a police report for forgery, requesting an appeal of the dismissed protection order, and contacting a local attorney for advice. Even if the case is 4 years old, you may request to reopen the case if new evidence arises, file a complaint about forgery, and consult with an attorney to understand your options. In Washington State, the statute of limitations for forgery is typically 3 years from the date of the forgery, but some circumstances may extend this timeframe.

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I had a case where I was a protected party in a dv case. the defendant forged my signature to get my medical records and submitted them to court. The judge dismissed my protection order but i feel it was because of the things that the defendant used at court. what can i do?
Hello Robby,
If you believe your signature was forged to obtain your medical records, you may want to consider:
- Filing a police report for forgery.
- Requesting an appeal of the dismissed protection order.
- Contacting a local attorney for advice.
These actions could potentially help rectify the situation. Please consult with a legal professional for detailed advice.
what can i do if the case is very old like 4 years ago?
Even if the case is 4 years old, you may:
- Request to reopen the case if new evidence arises.
- File a complaint about forgery.
- Consult with an attorney to understand your options.
Remember, legal time limits, or "statutes of limitations," may apply.
what is the statute of limitations for forgery in washington state?
In Washington State, the statute of limitations for forgery is typically 3 years from the date of the forgery. However, some circumstances may extend this timeframe. Please consult with a legal professional for advice specific to your situation.