Constituent FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

The Attorney General's Office of Constituent Services serves as the Attorney General's
liaison to community partners and constituents. While the Attorney General's Office represents state agencies and cannot provide legal advice to individuals, the Office can provide constituents with helpful information and refer them to resources to assist with their needs. Answers to the most frequently asked questions can be accessed by topic below.

• Consumer Complaints, Business Legitimacy and Auto Purchases
• Legal Advice and Representation
• Laws, Legal Documents and Research
• Civil Rights Issues
• Elder Abuse
• Employers and Employment
• Foreclosures
• Identity Theft and Credit Issues
• Issues with Courts, State Agencies, Elected Officials
• Realtors, Homeowners, Contractors, Insurance
• Telemarketers, Solicitations
• Victims' Rights
• Volunteers and Interns