Understanding Family Financial Disputes and the Statute of Limitations for Civil Lawsuits

Understanding Family Financial Disputes and the Statute of Limitations for Civil Lawsuits

Question from a reader:
I recently learned that theft and fraud among family members are not subject to criminal penalties. While it may not be possible to pursue criminal charges, I believe I can file a civil lawsuit. For example, if my son has been using my money without permission, what is the statute of limitations for a civil claim?

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Risks of Gambling During Personal Bankruptcy and How to Mitigate Them: A Comprehensive Guide

Risks of Gambling During Personal Bankruptcy and How to Mitigate Them: A Comprehensive Guide

Question from a reader:
If I gamble while in bankruptcy, how might it be discovered? For example, if I withdraw 20,000 yen from the bank and use it all for gambling, would the trustee suspect the reason for the withdrawal and ask for a receipt, leading to the gambling being discovered as unaccounted funds? If I have 50,000 yen in cash

Understanding the Risks of Personal Information Leaks and How to Respond if Your Bank Account or License Number is Compromised

Understanding the Risks of Personal Information Leaks and How to Respond if Your Bank Account or License Number is Compromised

Question from a reader:
I accidentally shared the last four digits of my bank account, my name, and address with someone who might be a scammer. Is this serious? Additionally, I also revealed my driver’s license number. What should I do?

Introduction

In recent years, internet fraud has been on the rise, particularly raising concerns about the leakage of personal information. The

Understanding Personal Information Use and Legal Risks When Registering for Corporate Internet Banking

Understanding Personal Information Use and Legal Risks When Registering for Corporate Internet Banking

Question from a reader:
I received a notice at my company regarding the registration for corporate internet banking addressed to individuals. When I checked with the accounting department, I was told that procedures had been completed to allow deposits of sales revenue at the corporate window. Therefore, I was informed that each individual needs to complete procedures such as address registration.

Comprehensive Guide to Appeal Fees in Civil Litigation and Their Psychological Impact

Comprehensive Guide to Appeal Fees in Civil Litigation and Their Psychological Impact

Question from a reader:
When appealing in a civil trial, will a new retainer fee be required?

The Necessity of Retainer Fees in Civil Trial Appeals

When appealing in a civil trial, many people wonder whether a new retainer fee will be necessary. This response will provide a detailed analysis of civil litigation appeals, incorporating legal perspectives, psychological aspects, and ethical considerations.

Complete Guide to Cashback Issues and Solutions in the Entertainment Industry

Complete Guide to Cashback Issues and Solutions in the Entertainment Industry

Question from a reader:
I have a question regarding issues with cashback from Rise Inc. I was recruited by Rise to contract the DMM service “STAR BOOST.” Initially, I was told that “if I meet the conditions, I will receive a full cashback,” so I started using the service. While the first cashback of 60,000 yen was deposited without any issues,

Understanding Enforcement and Seizure Amounts in International Litigation: A Comprehensive Guide to U.S. Law

Understanding Enforcement and Seizure Amounts in International Litigation: A Comprehensive Guide to U.S. Law

Question from a reader:
I am studying law. If I am sued from overseas, particularly from the United States, and I cannot make the payment leading to enforcement, how much can be seized? I have heard that in Japan, a quarter of my salary can be seized, but what happens if I am sued from abroad? I would like to know

Understanding Compensation Claims and the Responsibilities of the Offender After a Traffic Accident

Understanding Compensation Claims and the Responsibilities of the Offender After a Traffic Accident

Question from a reader:
I was involved in a minor traffic accident. While I was driving through a residential area, another car suddenly came out of a parking lot and hit my left rear. My car is damaged, with something like a screw coming off and slightly misaligned. I currently feel discomfort in my wrist, but I have not received any