Forgery Charges For Mailbox Key

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Signing another persons name without permission can be considered forgery in California. Intent is crucial in such charges, and consequences may include fines, probation, or imprisonment. As the only child and primary heir, you may need to go to probate court if others wrongfully take property. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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My father passed away and I signed a lease agreement in order to obtain a mailbox key to retrieve his bills and make sure they were paid with intent to keep him from building debt after death and the police are charging me with forgery
Hello ****, I'm sorry for your loss. I understand your situation, but I need to know your location to provide more accurate information. Could you please provide that?
Patterson california
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here are some general points about California law:
- Signing another person's name without permission can be considered forgery.
- Intent is a key aspect in forgery charges.
- Legal consequences might include fines, probation, or imprisonment.
I suggest consulting with a local attorney for specific advice.
I am my father's only heir and only child he died with no will but my uncle's have somehow taken over
Hello ****, I understand your concern. In California:
- As an only child, you are the primary heir when there's no will.
- If others wrongfully take property, you may need to go to probate court.
- Legal counsel can provide specific guidance.
Please consult a local probate attorney.