The Home Equity Theft Reporter Cases & Articles: Attorney Gets Eight Years On Deed Forgery, Charging Clients For Unperformed Services

Friday, November 11, 2011

Attorney Gets Eight Years On Deed Forgery, Charging Clients For Unperformed Services

The Cincinnati Business Courier reports:

Northern Kentucky attorney Patrick Moeves will serve eight years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of theft and forgery.

WLWT.com reports that Moeves charged clients fees for work he didn't perform and forged the name of state Sen. Jack Westwood on a deed. In addition to the prison term, Moeves was ordered pay restitution.

Source: N. Ky. attorney gets 8 years in prison.

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