Wyoming Supreme Court enforces subpoena against ‘purported’ debt relief company WyoLaw By Greg Hirst on May 7, 2021
(File photo, Trevor T. Trujillo; Oil City)
CASPER, Wyo The Wyoming Supreme Court has ruled to enforce a subpoena against ‘purported debt relief company’ WyoLaw, LLC, according to a release Friday from the Wyoming Attorney General’s office.
The Attorney General issued the subpoena in late 2019 to the “after receiving consumer complaints alleging that WyoLaw had failed to provide promised legal debt settlement services to its consumers after accepting advance payment for the work,” the release said.
According to release, Cheyenne-based WyoLaw, unsuccessfully petitioned the Natrona County District Court to invalidate this subpoena before appealing the decision to the Wyoming Supreme Court.
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Casias was supposed to come back by noon, but because she had not returned by then, at 6:45 pm she was reported as escaped.
Casias is 23, five feet tall, 135 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
Casias was sentenced in July 2020 in the Natrona County District Court on a Probation Revocation charge, with the underlying charge being for possession of controlled substance, specifically methamphetamines and marijuana.
If you have any information about Casias, please contact the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office at 307-235-9282.
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