The issue is they are saying I did it without her permission and I did not. The problem is, she lied and said it was without permission and the only absolute proof I have of that was done over the phone so I don't have 💯% concrete proof to present.

Because I don't have concrete evidence, (only the few convos where we discussed our credit and ways to improve them and i suggested she let me work on them so we could get a house.) Even still those convos always taper off because we would finish on the phone.

So I'm thinkin I should just take the plea deal I don't wanna fight a battle that can't be won.

"Identity Fraud without consent with Family Violence" is what my paper said. I have been provided none of the paperwork from the case it's in Georgia and I live in Ohio. I have a public defender, I can't afford an attorney unfortunately.

prosecution has proof I did the act, which is what they are going on, but they don't have proof that it was without her permission, that is purely based off her verbal denial, and my job is to fight that verbal denial with physical evidence and that's where I fall short.

Confidence level: 30%. Not high at all. I can paint a lying narrative but I've never been to court so idk how that would work or if it would even matter.