"his wife became the innocent victim of identity theft and police invaded their home on an illegal no knock warrant and killed the family dogs."http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7011867263
"The Red Flag Rules require each college or university meeting the criteria above to develop and implement a written Identity Theft Prevention Program..."
"The FTC has taken the position that health care providers (including physicians) are “creditors,” and subject to the Red Flag Rules, if they bill consumers after their services are completed, and that health care providers (including physicians) that accept insurance are considered “creditors” if the consumer is ultimately responsible for the medical fees."http://www.wisconsinmedicalsociety.org/publications_and_media/medigram/archive/october_9_2008/ypyf
- Point out that the child is a minor and that by law is not permitted to enter into a contract.
- Do you need an attorney? That depends on the offender or person who is using the information. If the offender is a parent or relative or if this is a case that could be tied into a custody or divorce issue, it may be necessary to involve a family law attorney. This is especially true in joint custody cases. If you have joint custody of the child, timing is critical. If you fear that the offending parent might run off with the child, seek the advice of your attorney as to timing, legal actions that might assist you in protecting the safety of the child or the need to involve child protective services.
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In the most recent class action, it alleges that Lifelock doesn’t protect it’s customers from all forms of identity theft. It also alleges that putting repetitive alerts on a credit report might hurt a person’s ability to get credit. Last but not least it alleges that Todd Davis — the CEO of Lifelock who plasters his own social security number all over the place as a marketing tool — has himself been an identity theft victim several times."
