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August 18, 2009

Can you make copies of circuit court public records that you personally buy and pass them out to others?

Filed under: Law & Ethics — Tags: Court Public Records, Court Records, Many Thanks — admin @ 11:31 am

Jennifer R asked:

Our son’s little league coach has an injunction for stalking and harrassment, and we think that the other parents should read the disturbing public records that we paid for from the county courthouse to help them ensure the safety for their children? Many thanks.

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August 14, 2009

Are public records pertaining to Bankruptcy laws permanent?

Filed under: Credit — Tags: Bankruptcy Cases, Credit Report, Public Record — admin @ 2:10 am

falon asked:

I already know that the credit companies no longer report about it after 10 years but I wanted to know about the public records made by the court of law.

After 10 years, can credit card companies (or who else, do you know?) access the public records and not the credit report.

Also I heard that things like social security numbers attached to bankruptcy cases are made public in the public record is this true?

NO FUNNY COMMENTS ABOUT FINANCIAL MISHANDLING – I have had a string of bad luck (illness, taking care of family) and been therefore unable to handle it all.

Any helpful responses are appreciated.

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August 11, 2009

Is there a way to search through public records for free via the internet?

Filed under: Genealogy — Tags: Australia, Free Internet, Free Membership — admin @ 9:15 pm

вяα∂ιєωєввℓσνєя asked:

I’m trying to look up myself and my family, but I can’t find any sites that allow me to view my ‘public profile’ for free with no membership, do you know of any sites that will allow for me to search these important files?
I come from Australia, so could you please keep it to site that search Australian birth records? Thank-you!

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August 10, 2009

How to find out through public records if someone pleads innocent or guilty?

Filed under: Law Enforcement & Police — Tags: Background Checks, Innocent, Postal Mail — admin @ 4:55 am

iwishthatiwasjessiesgirl asked:

If someone has been arraigned, how do you find out through public records if they plead innocent or guilty to their crime?
Okay thanks but assuming you don’t live there and need to do this online or through postal mail or over the telephone. Can you do this for free? All I’ve found are background checks. If you can’t do it for free what is the cheapest website/way to do it on?

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