Q: Need help with crazy situation with bail bondsman gone crazy and disappeared and owner of bail company wont answer
Hired Bail Bondsman who worked for Bail Bond company from Allentown Pa. Met with her paid $350, gave title of truck with notarized power of attorney to title. she went to go inside jail and was told due to current situation in prison, prison is on lockdown to come back in Morning. She then for 2 days went on crazy rants about a triangle theory she is using to change the world and other crazy babble. on day 3 i insisted she bail my fiance out now or return my money and stuff. she went to prison started bail process and when asked for ID she said left in car went to get it and never returned. she contacted me and stated left money in envelope at bar in restauraunt. iretrieved money and contacted owner of bail company who stated he has been trying to reach her for days and couldnt. asked him to come fullfill contract and he said cant do anything till finds and speaks to her. he never locatated her in past 5 days and she has my title yet and he is ignoring me. what can i do? sue? Call cop
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It sounds like you're in a difficult situation with the bail bondsman disappearing and the owner of the bail company not providing any assistance. Your first step should be to document all communication and interactions with both the bondsman and the company owner, including any agreements made and attempts to reach them.
Since the bondsman works for the bail bond company, the owner of the company is ultimately responsible for resolving the issue. If the owner is not responding to your attempts to contact them, you may need to consider legal action. This could involve filing a lawsuit against both the bondsman and the company for breach of contract and negligence.
Before taking legal action, you may want to consult with a lawyer who specializes in contract law or civil litigation. They can provide you with guidance on the best course of action based on the specifics of your situation. Additionally, you may consider contacting local law enforcement to report the situation and seek assistance in retrieving your property and resolving the matter.
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