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Old 07-05-2005, 12:48 PM
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Warrent was issued for my arrest.


What is the name of your state? Louisiana Their has been a warrent issued for my arrest for me not showing up to my court date. I didn't have insurance on my vehicle. this happened over 5 years ago. My license has also been suspended. what will happen if I ingorne this letter I recieved in the mail?
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What is up with all of your posts? First, you recently left your husband after cheating on him with his brother, and you and your two kids are living with another guy.

You then have one son in some of your posts. You claim your X is the one with a warrant in another post.
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What is the name of your state? Louisiana Their has been a warrent issued for my arrest for me not showing up to my court date. I didn't have insurance on my vehicle. this happened over 5 years ago. My license has also been suspended. what will happen if I ingorne this letter I recieved in the mail?
If you ignore it you will someday be picked up on the warrant. You will also find that you are inelgible for a variety of government-backed loans and assistance programs as well.

The warrant does not go away with time.

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