One of my friends who lives in Northern California is getting divorced, and apparently his about-to-be ex is going to commit fraud in trying to hassle him. She is a legal immigrant, and one of her relatives still lives in the foreign country. My friend found out some way, I don't know how, that she is having this relative create false documents that she received a huge financial loan from this relative. WIth California being a community property state, my friend believes he will be partially liable for the false loan.
I'm sure he doesn't want to get nasty himself, as he is convinced his wife suffers from BPD, although she has never been diagnosed.
I guess he needs to get a lawyer, fast, but I'm not quite sure what kind of lawyer or where. It would have to be someone either in the San Jose or San Francisco areas. And is there any way to test the age of the documents involved, if that might make any difference at all?
Or should I just stay out of this thing completely? He is a very good friend, and I hate to see him going through this crap.



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