AboutMark C. Robins Expertise We can answer questions related to Investigative Consulting, in areas such as, Family Law, Insurance claims Investigations, criminal defense investigations, Retail Investigations, Personal Injury Investigations. Only as these areas apply to the Province of Ontario
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Question i was convicted about 5 years ago in Alberta for theft over $5000.000 from the company i worked for, sentenced to: 9 months house arrest, 12 months probation, stay away from drug's and alcohol, pay restitution to my employer for their $2000.00 insurance deductible. i did all these conditions and was released from probation 21 months later, thought it was done with.
a few day's ago though i get a call from a collection agency in Edmonton stating they have a court ordered restitution ordering me to pay the insurance company back the $20,000.00 i stole. i said no, i only had to pay the $2000.00 deductible which i did, he said no and he sent me a copy of the order. it is a completely different restitution order from the same judge but dated 2 months after i was originally sentenced. i was never served with papers or anything, and as i said i knew nothing of this until now, 5 years later.
is there anything i can do?, i live in a different province now, does it still have authority? and it was originally to one insurance company and they have apparently been bought out by another so now i owe them. is this all on the up and up?
Answer I recommend that you consult with a lawyer you can get a referral at www.lawyerlocate.ca
What was it about my answer you objected to?
You are being harassed by a collection agency, if you now live in Ontario the collection act specifies that all collection activity must cease once they are contacted by a lawyer.
I simply suggested that you get advice from a lawyer.
If this does not suit you too bad!
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