Gearing up to apply for the bar. About 5 years ago I collected unemployment insurance from the state where I'll be taking the bar. Didn't think much of it at the time--lost my job, applied for benefits, and got them. However, I'm now realizing that my receiving unemployment benefits may not have all been above board. I was a student for some of the time, and was also trying to start my own business for part of the time (a plan which generated no income).
I'm wondering what to do about this with regard to C&F. Is it premature to be consulting with/hiring a lawyer now? Should I do that at a later stage only if I'm called in for a C&F hearing? For the record, my bar application nowhere asks for information regarding public assistance.
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Re: Unique C&F Question
OP Here:
At some point they became aware I was a student (if this wasn't when I applied, it was at later 'hearings' which I was required to go to do retain benefits). But, while I was permitted to receive them as a student, there are (apparently) many procedural hurdles I did not go through in order to *keep* receiving them. This is, obviously, in addition to my attending these hearings.
And that's to say nothing of my business venture....
At some point they became aware I was a student (if this wasn't when I applied, it was at later 'hearings' which I was required to go to do retain benefits). But, while I was permitted to receive them as a student, there are (apparently) many procedural hurdles I did not go through in order to *keep* receiving them. This is, obviously, in addition to my attending these hearings.
And that's to say nothing of my business venture....
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Re: Unique C&F Question
If a "business venture" doesn't make any money isn't it more of a hobby?
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