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Right on Heather, you go for it! And if you finally do get through to one of these "dunkin douh-nuts", and you need affidavits, I'm there girl! Oh, and Murrieta is in Riverside County, so perhaps the Riverside Police Dept?

Have you guys checked this page on this forum?

http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com...rtnership.html

BTW, why don't you signup and join the community. It will be great to have you all here as members.

Well, I went to Riverside County Sheriff's website and looked up Temecula and Murrieta and because they are both incorporated cities I am referred to their respective police departments. This sucks! Well, I will keep you guys posted as to if I am actually able to file a police report.

Ok, well I am finally mailing out my package to the Client Security Fund. I won't hold my breath though.

As for the police report effort, I have called Murrieta, Temecula and El Cajon just to have them all tell me that I need to file a report with my home PD. I call them just to have them tell me that I need to file a police report where the crime was actually committed. This is such complete BS.

It's so funny that they live in Murrieta. Makes me want to move away

~Mary

Thanks for trying though, Heather, your efforts are appreciated. And don't give up hope yet. We may not get our money back through the State Fund, but I'm sure we'll get our day in court one way or the other.

In the meantime I will be using the resources of the law firm that I work for to figure out the statute of limitations on this type of case, this way, if we find out we are not going to get our money back from the CSF, we will know if we still have time to file a civil suit. I think this may be, either professional malpractice or embezzlement. I will keep all of you posted, so that we can keep our options open.

Does anyone have further information regarding Mr. Troy A.Hall? I recently looked him up on the State Bar and it only shows "not eligible to practice law in CA". I want to know if this guy is being investigated or what?

last I heard from the State Bar, when i received my response to the Complaint was:

"This is to inform you that Troy A. Hall has tendered his voluntary resignation form the State Bar of California, with disciplinary charges pending, on January 27, 2006. This matter is now awaiting final California Supreme Court action. Accordingly, the State Bar of California no longer has disciplinary jurisdiction and will not be investigating the matter of which you complained. . ."

But that will probably only result in his not being able to practice law in the State of CA ever again.

maybe one of us should write him a letter...I have his home address...public records are great when you have access to the right ones...

Thanks. I had that too. I was just wondering if anyone had heard anything further. Like is this guy being charged beyond what the State Bar did. I mean, if he can no longer practice law in CA, then what do they care what he does now that he's not their problem. Sad.

well, I check on him regularly and have yet to see any criminal actions against him but I will let you guys know the second I see anything. that way we cal ALL laugh at his misfortune.

Wasn't there something about the CSF being able to refund our money up to $50,000 each? So whats to say there's no chance in us getting our money back through them?

I believe it has to be proven that he acted in a criminal manner in order for us to receive any type of refund from the CSF. This apparently is being investigated by them, thus the reason it is going to take so long to receive a response from them. I also believe the State Supreme Court has to charge him criminally before the CSF can do anything as well. But don't quote me on that; I just interpreted it that way after reading the plethora of information available on this subject.

I am just hoping the question is not "if" but rather "when" we will be receiving our money. I know I sound bitter (probably because I am) but I really want this guy to pay for what he did. I hope we all get all of our back because then the Bar will go after him to get reimbursed and they charge 10% interest.

Heather that would definitely help alleviate a very large part of the bitterness that I as well am feeling. So did everyone else get this postcard that I just received in the mail today from the Office of Chief Trial Counsel/Intake before receiving the actual paperwork? I sent out my complaint about 2 weeks ago and was wondering if this is all I should expect in return. It sounded like those who submitted a complaint received more than a postcard in response...