Forgery And Eviction Claims

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You can pursue legal action for forgery and wrongful eviction in Nevada. File complaints with the Attorney General and State Bar, and consider civil litigation for compensation. Highlight the forgery in your small claims case and prepare evidence. Attempt settlement before escalating to formal complaints.

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So I could be compensated by Rosa rpm living the apartment owner the law firm and the attorneys?

Yes, you could potentially be compensated by Rosa, RPM Living, the apartment owner, and the law firm if you can prove their involvement or negligence in the forgery and wrongful eviction. Compensation could be sought through criminal restitution, civil damages, and possibly punitive damages.
Would you like to start drafting a complaint for the Attorney General, Bar Association, or a civil lawsuit?

Why could I get compensated from all parties involved

You could be compensated from all parties involved because:
- Forgery: Risa Sauser allegedly forged the document.
- Negligence: RPM Living and SS Property Management may have failed to supervise their employee.
- Wrongful Eviction: The property owner * Vegas Valley LLC could be liable for evicting you based on false documents.
- Legal Malpractice: The law firm may have failed to verify the lease's authenticity.
Where are you located? It helps to give more specific guidance.

Nevada

You have a strong case and a detailed plan. Here are key points:
- Forgery: By Risa Sauser.
- Negligence: By RPM Living and SS Property Management.
- Wrongful Eviction: By * Vegas Valley LLC.
- Legal Malpractice: By the law firm.
Would you like to start with drafting the Attorney General complaint or a civil lawsuit?

I have evidence to prove the document is forgery but who did it I don't know but the rest are accountable can you tell me how they all are

Based on your situation, you can hold the parties accountable as follows:
- RPM Living and SS Property Management: Negligence for failing to supervise their employee.
- * Vegas Valley LLC: Wrongful eviction based on the forged document.
- Law Firm: Legal malpractice for not verifying the lease's authenticity.
Would you like to start drafting a complaint for the Attorney General, Bar Association, or a civil lawsuit?

Rosa is listed as the agent office manager so I'm pretty sure she forged the documents

To move forward, you can hold the parties accountable as follows:
- Rosa Sauser: Alleged forgery.
- RPM Living and SS Property Management: Negligence in supervising their employee.
- * Vegas Valley LLC: Wrongful eviction based on forged documents.
- Law Firm: Legal malpractice for not verifying the lease's authenticity.
Would you like to start with drafting a complaint for the Attorney General, Bar Association, or a civil lawsuit?

Okay so first thing I'll need to do is

You have a strong case involving multiple parties potentially liable for forgery, negligence, wrongful eviction, and legal malpractice.
To proceed, it would be best to start with drafting a complaint. Would you like guidance on drafting a complaint for the Attorney General, the Bar Association, or a civil lawsuit first?

So first thing file complaints with attorney general? And yes I do need help drafting the complaint

Yes, filing a complaint with the Attorney General is a good first step. Here's a basic outline for drafting your complaint:
- Introduction: State your name, location, and the purpose of the complaint.
- Details of Forgery: Explain the forged document, evidence, and parties involved.
- Impact and Harm: Describe the wrongful eviction, stress, and financial damage.
- Request: Ask for an investigation and appropriate legal action.
Would you like to draft this together in detail?

I don't know how to create a legal form like the ones that are submitted to the courts is there a form I should look for

To help you get started, you can use the following general guideline for drafting a complaint to the Attorney General:
- Introduction: Briefly introduce yourself and state the purpose of your complaint.
- Details of Forgery: Describe the forged document, evidence you have, and parties involved.
- Impact and Harm: Explain the wrongful eviction, stress, and financial damage caused.
- Request: Ask for an investigation and appropriate legal action.
You may also want to check the Nevada Attorney General's website for any specific forms or guidelines they might have for submitting a complaint.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any part of this process?

Can you write the complaint for me and I'll fil in the blanks that I have to fill in I just want to be able to copy and paste

Sure, here’s a template for your complaint to the Nevada Attorney General:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
Nevada Attorney General’s Office
Attn: Consumer Protection Division
[Office Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Subject: Complaint Regarding Forgery and Wrongful Eviction
Dear Attorney General,
Introduction:
I, [Your Name], am a resident of Nevada, writing to file a formal complaint regarding forgery, negligence, and wrongful eviction involving several parties.
Details of Forgery:
I have evidence that a lease document was forged by [Risa Sauser, an agent/office manager]. The forged document includes [typed name, missing pages, mismatched dates, etc.]. The involved parties include:
- Risa Sauser (agent who likely created the forged lease)
- RPM Living LLC and SS Property Management (employer)
- * Vegas Valley LLC (property owner)
Impact and Harm:
This forgeryresulted in my wrongful eviction, causing severe stress and significant financial damage including [lost wages, relocation costs, legal fees, etc.]. The emotional distress and harm to my credit have been considerable.
Request:
I request an investigation into this matter and appropriate legal action against the involved parties. Forgery is a serious offense, and holding the responsible parties accountable is crucial to prevent further misconduct.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like more help with anything else?

So the the law firm or the attorneys don't get mentioned in the complaint because they are just as accountable directly or in directly

You should include the law firm and attorneys in your complaint if you believe they were negligent or directly involved. Here's an updated template for your complaint:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
Nevada Attorney General’s Office
Attn: Consumer Protection Division
[Office Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Subject: Complaint Regarding Forgery, Negligence, and Wrongful Eviction
Dear Attorney General,
Introduction:
I, [Your Name], am a resident of Nevada, writing to file a formal complaint regarding forgery, negligence, and wrongful eviction involving several parties.
Details of Forgery:
I have evidence that a lease document was forged by [Risa Sauser, an agent/office manager]. The forged document includes [typed name, missing pages, mismatched dates, etc.]. The involved parties include:
- Risa Sauser (agent who likely created the forged lease)
- RPM Living LLC and SS Property Management (employer)- * Vegas Valley LLC (property owner)
- Marquis Aurbach Law Firm (failed to verify the lease's authenticity)
Impact and Harm:
This forgery resulted in my wrongful eviction, causing severe stress and significant financial damage, including [lost wages, relocation costs, legal fees, etc.]. The emotional distress and harm to my credit have been considerable.
Request:
I request an investigation into this matter and appropriate legal action against the involved parties. Forgery is a serious offense, and holding the responsible parties accountable is crucial to prevent further misconduct.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you need any further assistance?

But I do have a small claims case going for lease violations over payment if rent unjust eviction but this case is based off the lease stating rent as $*.* dollars all there lease state that yes the foegerd one has rent as $*.* dollars

It sounds like you have a solid foundation for your case. To strengthen your position, it’s important to emphasize the forgery in your small claims case. Here’s what you can do:
- Highlight the forged lease showing $*.* rent.
- Present evidence comparing the forged lease with original documents.
- Stress the financial and emotional impact of the wrongful eviction.
Would you like more detailed guidance on presenting this evidence in your small claims case?

So who does the next complaint go to

You have a strong case involving multiple parties and potential claims. The next complaint should be directed to the Bar Association, especially if you believe the law firm acted negligently. Here's a template for that:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]

Nevada State Bar
Attn: Office of Bar Counsel
[Office Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]

Subject: Complaint Regarding Legal Malpractice and Negligence
Dear Bar Counsel,
Introduction:
I, [Your Name], am a resident of Nevada, writing to file a formal complaint regarding legal malpractice and negligence involving the law firm, Marquis Aurbach Law Firm.
Details of Negligence:
I have evidence that the law firm failed to verify the authenticity of a lease document that was forged by [Risa Sauser, an agent/office manager]. This negligence by the law firm contributed to my wrongful eviction.
Impact and Harm:
This negligence has resulted in my wrongful eviction, causing severe stress and significant financial damage, including [lost wages, relocation costs, legal fees, etc.]. The emotional distress and harmto my credit have been considerable.
Request:
I request an investigation into the law firm’s actions and appropriate disciplinary measures to be taken. Legal malpractice is a serious issue, and holding the responsible parties accountable is crucial to prevent further misconduct.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you like more help with anything else?

Before I file the complaint with attorney general state bar and the courts should I try and settle before legal battle or start filing complaint s first

It's generally a good idea to attempt a settlement before escalating to formal complaints and legal battles. This can save time, money, and stress. However, if the parties involved are uncooperative or unwilling to negotiate, you should proceed with filing your complaints. Would you like advice on how to approach a settlement discussion?

I did email the attorney suggesting that we come to an agreement before court next and suggesting in best interest without saying I have forged documents and can prove so but no response

Since you have reached out for a settlement and received no response, it may be time to proceed with filing your complaints. Here’s a general approach you can follow:
*. File Complaints:
- Attorney General
- State Bar
- Civil Lawsuit
*. Prepare Evidence:
- Collect all documents, emails, and evidence of forgery and harm caused.
*. Legal Consultation:
- Consider consulting a lawyer for detailed advice and to strengthen your case.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any specific complaint or legal process?

Is it possible to draft a letter saying that I have began the process of filing complaints I did try and contact you to resolve the small claims case but no response has you made an attempt you would have been made aware of the forged documents and the proof I have . Law firm is accountable because how the attorney are because and the rpm living how and the owners how. Be cause when I go to St how I want come up with the words andike ethics professionalism. And so

Sure, here's a draft for your letter:
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
[Recipient's Name]
[Law Firm/Company Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Subject: Notice of Intent to File Complaints Regarding Forgery and Negligence
Dear [Recipient's Name],
I am writing to inform you that I have initiated the process of filing complaints with the Nevada Attorney General, the State Bar, and the courts regarding issues of forgery and negligence. Despite my attempts to resolve this matter amicably, I have not received a response from your office.
Should you have responded, you would have been made aware of the forged documents and the substantial evidence I possess. As you may know, the law firm, RPM Living, and the property owners are accountable for the actions of their employees and the resulting consequences.
In light of these developments, I have no choice but to pursue formal complaints to seek justice and proper restitution. Professionalism and ethical standards must be upheld, and I am committed to ensuring that the responsible parties are held accountable.
Please contact me if you wish todiscuss this matter further before the complaints are formally submitted.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Would you need any more help with this?

So I can send one to the law firm managing partners the attorneys and rpm as a this is what is going on. But can you just tell me if I was one of the agencies what would I say to them in what they are avountable

Based on your case, here’s a breakdown of accountability for each party:

RPM Living and SS Property Management:
- Negligence: Failing to supervise their employee, Risa Sauser, who allegedly forged the document.

* Vegas Valley LLC:
- Wrongful Eviction: Evicting you based on forged documents.

Marquis Aurbach Law Firm:
- Legal Malpractice: Failing to verify the lease's authenticity, contributing to the wrongful eviction.

Risa Sauser:
- Forgery: Allegedly creating the forged lease document.
Would you like more detailed information or assistance with any specific complaint?

The attorneys indirectly are accountable because not the firm the attorneys them selves

To clarify the attorneys' accountability independently from the law firm:

Attorneys:
- Legal Malpractice: Each attorney involved may have failed to verify the lease's authenticity and neglected their duty to provide accurate legal services, directly contributing to the wrongful eviction.
Would you like assistance in drafting a specific complaint against the individual attorneys, or do you need further help with any other aspect of your case?

No I'm going to work on the letter of my intent to file complaints but go ahead and writes the complaint for state bar attorney general and the justice courts the documents were submitted

Complaint to the Nevada Attorney General
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
Nevada Attorney General’s Office
Attn: Consumer Protection Division
[Office Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Subject: Complaint Regarding Forgery, Negligence, and Wrongful Eviction
Dear Attorney General,
Introduction:
I, [Your Name], am a resident of Nevada, writing to file a formal complaint regarding forgery, negligence, and wrongful eviction involving several parties.
Details of Forgery:
I have evidence that a lease document was forged by Risa Sauser, an agent/office manager. The forged document includes [typed name, missing pages, mismatched dates, etc.]. The involved parties include:
- Risa Sauser (agent who likely created the forged lease)
- RPM Living LLC and SS Property Management (employer)
- * Vegas Valley LLC (property owner)
- Marquis Aurbach Law Firm (failed to verify the lease's authenticity)
- [Individual Attorneys] (directly involved in the malpracticeImpact and Harm:
This forgery resulted in my wrongful eviction, causing severe stress and significant financial damage, including [lost wages, relocation costs, legal fees, etc.]. The emotional distress and harm to my credit have been considerable.
Request:
I request an investigation into this matter and appropriate legal action against the involved parties. Forgery is a serious offense, and holding the responsible parties accountable is crucial to prevent further misconduct.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Complaint to the Nevada State Bar
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[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Email Address]
[Phone Number]
[Date]
Nevada State Bar
Attn: Office of Bar Counsel
[Office Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
Subject: Complaint Regarding Legal Malpractice and Negligence
Dear Bar Counsel,
Introduction:
I, [Your Name], am a resident of Nevada, writing to file a formal complaint regarding legal malpractice and negligence involving the law firm, Marquis Aurbach Law Firm, and its individual attorneys.
Details of Negligence:
I have evidence that the law firm and its attorneys failed to verify the

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