Cease And Desist Letter Validity
Summary
A legitimate cease and desist letter should include the lawyers contact information and be sent from a professional email address, not a personal one. In North Carolina, accessing medical records or birth certificates requires a court order or subpoena, demonstrating relevance to a legal case. You would be informed of any subpoenas or investigations. If someone claims otherwise without evidence, it may be false. Consider consulting a local attorney for advice on defamation and regularly check court records for updates.Full Conversation
If a lawer sends me a cease and desist letter would it have contact information of the sender? Would it come from a gmail email address?
Hi ****,
A cease and desist letter from a lawyer typically should:
- Include the lawyer's contact information (name, address, phone number, and email).
- Come from the lawyer’s professional email address, not a personal Gmail address.
Do you have any more details about this letter or situation?
A cease and desist letter from a lawyer typically should:
- Include the lawyer's contact information (name, address, phone number, and email).
- Come from the lawyer’s professional email address, not a personal Gmail address.
Do you have any more details about this letter or situation?
yes
Hi ****,
To provide better assistance, could you share more details about the letter you received? Specifically, what concerns you have about the content or the sender’s information?
To provide better assistance, could you share more details about the letter you received? Specifically, what concerns you have about the content or the sender’s information?
I received a cease and desist from an email address of jamesobrien.saftey@gmail.com with no contact informaton of the sender and it originated from the same ip address as fake email addresses that a friend who I had falling out with year ago made to harass me over the past year and a half
Hi ****,
Based on what you shared, the cease and desist email you received seems suspicious. Authentic cease and desist letters from lawyers typically include:
- Lawyer's contact information (name, address, phone number, and email).
- Sent from a professional email address, not a personal Gmail account.
Consider consulting with a local attorney for further assistance. Do you need help finding one in South Carolina?
Based on what you shared, the cease and desist email you received seems suspicious. Authentic cease and desist letters from lawyers typically include:
- Lawyer's contact information (name, address, phone number, and email).
- Sent from a professional email address, not a personal Gmail account.
Consider consulting with a local attorney for further assistance. Do you need help finding one in South Carolina?
what about in NC?
Hi ****,
For North Carolina, the advice remains the same. Authentic cease and desist letters from lawyers should include:
- Lawyer's contact information (name, address, phone number, and email).
- Sent from a professional email address, not a personal Gmail account.
If you need assistance finding a local attorney in North Carolina, please let me know!
For North Carolina, the advice remains the same. Authentic cease and desist letters from lawyers should include:
- Lawyer's contact information (name, address, phone number, and email).
- Sent from a professional email address, not a personal Gmail account.
If you need assistance finding a local attorney in North Carolina, please let me know!
If the friend I had a falling out with a few years ago gets an attorney because she claimed I used a photo of her child to pass as my own, even though I have proof she logged into my Facebook account to post the picture of her own child, would she have grounds to subpoena my medical records and my daughters birth certificate?
Hi ****,
In South Carolina, to subpoena your medical records and your daughter's birth certificate, your friend’s attorney would generally need:
- A court order or judge’s approval showing the relevance to the case.
- To demonstrate that the information is necessary for their claim.
Do you need assistance with how to respond to such a subpoena?
In South Carolina, to subpoena your medical records and your daughter's birth certificate, your friend’s attorney would generally need:
- A court order or judge’s approval showing the relevance to the case.
- To demonstrate that the information is necessary for their claim.
Do you need assistance with how to respond to such a subpoena?
what about in NC
Hi ****,
In North Carolina, your friend's attorney would generally need:
- A court order or judge’s approval showing the relevance to the case.
- To demonstrate that the information is necessary for their claim.
Do you need assistance with how to respond to such a subpoena?
In North Carolina, your friend's attorney would generally need:
- A court order or judge’s approval showing the relevance to the case.
- To demonstrate that the information is necessary for their claim.
Do you need assistance with how to respond to such a subpoena?
would I be informed of such/
Hi ****,
Yes, you would be informed if your medical records or your daughter's birth certificate were subpoenaed. You would typically receive a notice of the subpoena and have an opportunity to object or respond before any information is released.
Do you need help understanding the process further?
Yes, you would be informed if your medical records or your daughter's birth certificate were subpoenaed. You would typically receive a notice of the subpoena and have an opportunity to object or respond before any information is released.
Do you need help understanding the process further?
what if there are no medical records or they don't know where to look to gain my hospital records?
Hi ****,
If there are no medical records or the requesting party doesn't know where to find your hospital records, they may face challenges obtaining them. Generally:
- They need to know where to send the subpoena.
- The hospital or medical provider must have records to release.
Do you need guidance on how to respond if someone tries to obtain your records?
If there are no medical records or the requesting party doesn't know where to find your hospital records, they may face challenges obtaining them. Generally:
- They need to know where to send the subpoena.
- The hospital or medical provider must have records to release.
Do you need guidance on how to respond if someone tries to obtain your records?
what if there is no record of a birth because thry are looking for it in the wrong state?
Hi ****,
If there is no record of a birth because they are searching in the wrong state, you should inform them of the correct state where the birth occurred. Additionally, provide any supporting documentation you have to help locate the correct records. Do you need assistance with any specific steps in this process?
If there is no record of a birth because they are searching in the wrong state, you should inform them of the correct state where the birth occurred. Additionally, provide any supporting documentation you have to help locate the correct records. Do you need assistance with any specific steps in this process?
would an old friend have the right to request such things ?
Hi ****,
Generally, an old friend does not have the right to request your medical records or your child's birth certificate without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need further assistance on how to protect your privacy in this situation?
Generally, an old friend does not have the right to request your medical records or your child's birth certificate without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need further assistance on how to protect your privacy in this situation?
would it be in court documents if that was being requeseted
Hi ****,
Yes, if your old friend requests your medical records or your child's birth certificate, it would be documented in court records. This includes any subpoenas or court orders issued. Do you need guidance on how to check these court documents or respond to such requests?
Yes, if your old friend requests your medical records or your child's birth certificate, it would be documented in court records. This includes any subpoenas or court orders issued. Do you need guidance on how to check these court documents or respond to such requests?
what if it is allegedly through a detective?
Hi ****,
If the request for your medical records or your child's birth certificate is allegedly through a detective, the following applies:
- The detective must have a valid legal reason.
- A court order or subpoena is typically required.
- You would be informed and have the chance to respond.
Do you need assistance understanding this process further?
If the request for your medical records or your child's birth certificate is allegedly through a detective, the following applies:
- The detective must have a valid legal reason.
- A court order or subpoena is typically required.
- You would be informed and have the chance to respond.
Do you need assistance understanding this process further?
would the accusation of using her Childs photos to pass as my own be reason to gain my medical records or any record of my infant daughter?
Hi ****,
In South Carolina, the accusation alone of using someone else's child's photos typically would not be sufficient to gain access to your medical records or your infant daughter's records. Generally, they would need:
- A court order or judge’s approval showing the relevance to the case.
- Demonstration that the information is necessary for their claim.
Do you need more details on how to protect your privacy in this situation?
In South Carolina, the accusation alone of using someone else's child's photos typically would not be sufficient to gain access to your medical records or your infant daughter's records. Generally, they would need:
- A court order or judge’s approval showing the relevance to the case.
- Demonstration that the information is necessary for their claim.
Do you need more details on how to protect your privacy in this situation?
would I know about it
Hi ****,
Yes, you would be informed if there was an attempt to access your medical records or your infant daughter's records. You would typically receive a notice of the subpoena and have an opportunity to object or respond before any information is released. Do you need more details on how to respond to such notices?
Yes, you would be informed if there was an attempt to access your medical records or your infant daughter's records. You would typically receive a notice of the subpoena and have an opportunity to object or respond before any information is released. Do you need more details on how to respond to such notices?
even if it was her attorney or a detective allegedly?
Hi ****,
Yes, even if it was her attorney or a detective, you would still be informed about any attempts to access your medical records or your infant daughter's records. You would receive notice of the subpoena and have the opportunity to object or respond.
Do you need more details on how to respond to such notifications?
Yes, even if it was her attorney or a detective, you would still be informed about any attempts to access your medical records or your infant daughter's records. You would receive notice of the subpoena and have the opportunity to object or respond.
Do you need more details on how to respond to such notifications?
what about in NC
Hi ****,
In North Carolina, the same principles apply:
- You would be informed if there was an attempt to access your medical records or your infant daughter's records.
- You would receive notice of any subpoena and have the opportunity to object or respond.
Do you need more details on how to respond to such notifications?
In North Carolina, the same principles apply:
- You would be informed if there was an attempt to access your medical records or your infant daughter's records.
- You would receive notice of any subpoena and have the opportunity to object or respond.
Do you need more details on how to respond to such notifications?
so safe to stay if I have not been informed of a subpoena being issued, from a detective investigating me, and can't find anything filed regarding my medical records and daughters birth certificate that there is nothing going on?
Hi ****,
If you haven't been informed of a subpoena and can't find anything filed regarding your records, it is likely that no legal action is currently underway. To be sure:
- Regularly check court records for any new filings.
- Stay in contact with your local attorney for any updates.
Do you need guidance on how to periodically check court records?
If you haven't been informed of a subpoena and can't find anything filed regarding your records, it is likely that no legal action is currently underway. To be sure:
- Regularly check court records for any new filings.
- Stay in contact with your local attorney for any updates.
Do you need guidance on how to periodically check court records?
What if this friend got online and posted that detectives nor her attorney have been able to locate any record of my daughter's existence, If I haven't heard anything at all, is she lying?
Hi ****,
If you haven't been informed of any official searches or subpoenas related to your daughter's records, it's possible your friend may not be truthful. To be sure:
- Regularly check court records.
- Stay in touch with your local attorney for updates.
Do you need help with checking court records?
If you haven't been informed of any official searches or subpoenas related to your daughter's records, it's possible your friend may not be truthful. To be sure:
- Regularly check court records.
- Stay in touch with your local attorney for updates.
Do you need help with checking court records?
She couldnt request my medical records or information on the existence of my daughter for no reason?
Hi ****,
Generally, in South Carolina, an individual can't request your medical records or information on your daughter without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need more information on how to protect your privacy rights?
Generally, in South Carolina, an individual can't request your medical records or information on your daughter without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need more information on how to protect your privacy rights?
what about SC
Hi ****,
In South Carolina, your medical records or information about your daughter can't be requested without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need more information on how to protect your privacy rights?
In South Carolina, your medical records or information about your daughter can't be requested without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need more information on how to protect your privacy rights?
NC
Hi ****,
In North Carolina, the same principles apply:
- An individual cannot request your medical records or information about your daughter without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need more information on how to protect your privacy rights?
In North Carolina, the same principles apply:
- An individual cannot request your medical records or information about your daughter without:
- A legitimate legal reason.
- A subpoena or court order.
- Demonstrating relevance to a legal case.
Do you need more information on how to protect your privacy rights?
I for sure would be informed of a subpoena and hear from law enforcement if there was an on going investigation regarding my daughters existence?
Hi ****,
Yes, you would be informed if there was a subpoena or an ongoing investigation regarding your daughter's existence. Typically, you would receive a notice and have the opportunity to respond.
Do you need more details on how to respond if you receive such a notice?
Yes, you would be informed if there was a subpoena or an ongoing investigation regarding your daughter's existence. Typically, you would receive a notice and have the opportunity to respond.
Do you need more details on how to respond if you receive such a notice?
what if she got online in a live stream and said that there was an investigation about my daughters existence on going and the detective knows I am lying about my daughter even though I have not found any court records of a petition for a subpoena for my medical records or my daughters birth certificate, notified by law enforcement or a lawyer?
Hi ****,
If someone is making such claims online without any evidence or official notice to you, it may be false. Here are steps to consider:
- Collect evidence of the live stream statements.
- Consult a local attorney for advice on possible defamation.
- Regularly check court records for any updates.
Would you like guidance on how to gather evidence or find a local attorney?
If someone is making such claims online without any evidence or official notice to you, it may be false. Here are steps to consider:
- Collect evidence of the live stream statements.
- Consult a local attorney for advice on possible defamation.
- Regularly check court records for any updates.
Would you like guidance on how to gather evidence or find a local attorney?