Q: I need help here I'm out 48 thousand dollar and only got a partial payment of 3000 and I never signed off on this matter
I find it all unjustified how I was done in this matter of my things I worked hard for for 17 years and got 3000 dollars out of all it 48 thousand worth and showed proof of what they asked and I got 3000 for all of it and that was 2 years ago and I didn't sign off on anything in this matter so that to me is completely wrong if they send money to someone else that's nit me and that's on them I need my stuff replaced please help
A: An Illinois attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. I'm sorry for your ordeal. It sounds like you're basically saying you got shortchanged on an insurance claim. If that's the case, you could set up a consult with a local attorney to review the matter. An attorney is going to want to know whether you signed a release. Based on your post, it doesn't sound like you did (you say you didn't sign off on anything). If nothing else, you could learn what the applicable statutes of limitations and what your recourses are. If you're going to meet with an attorney, gather all your documents from your claim - photos, denials/partial denials, damage reports, surveys, inventories, etc. Good luck
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