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1. So, if you "hide" your car by parking it behind your house or garage, or in the woods on your property, the creditor might still be able to find it and repossess it. Similarly, if you "hide" your car by keeping the car in a neighbor's driveway or at your place of employment, the repo man can still legally get it, assuming he knows where it is.

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2. If you lie during discovery or your deposition in order to hide assets, you’ve committed perjury (a punishable crime). If your lies are discovered by your spouse, your spouse’s attorney, or a judge, you may face severe sanctions (monetary fines) or a perjury charge.

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3. Essentially, if you know someone has committed a crime, and you let them hide at your house, you are breaking the law. It doesn’t matter if you let the police in when they find out. You let them hide, you get charged. And the charge is serious. You become an accessory after the fact to the crime - basically a partner in whatever they did.

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4. Unfortunately, some spouses attempt to hide assets before or during a divorce in order to avoid sharing them with to their soon-to-be ex. However, divorcing spouses in all states can use powerful legal tools, called “discovery,” to help them find hidden income and other assets (discovery is .

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5. In times of trouble, LORD, you will protect me. You will hide me in your tent and keep me safe on top of a mighty rock. Good News Translation In times of trouble he will shelter me; he will keep me safe in his Temple and make me secure on a high rock. Holman Christian Standard Bible.

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6. Of course! Returning the item doesn't negate the original act or crime. Stealing is usually considered a deliberate act. So if you accidently grabbed the wrong purse or satchel or whatever and then returned it when you realized what happened you w.

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7. Jun 18,  · Decline to hide weapons or anything used in a crime. It is also illegal to destroy any evidence of the crime, such as weapons or communications. For example, if your family member committed a financial crime, then deleting computer spreadsheets or altering records is considered “obstruction of justice,” which is like aiding and abetting. 4.

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9. Nov 14,  · If you suspect your husband could be guilty of hiding assets, please Think Financially, Not Emotionally®. Alert your divorce team to your concerns, so you can work together to ensure you .

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