Your current state is Ohio
After the conversation the non voluntary 4 days after I had to find someone to follow me to take the car back as they requested
Wife of manager shows up at bank with affidavit ( husband terminally ill ) and manage to remove majority owner from account without owner’s consent. Owner cannot access funds. Who is responsible ?
During the epidemic, because I didn't pay the monthly car loan bill, then the bank forcibly towed my car away and sold it to other countries without any consent. After that, I repeatedly asked the bank to return the total amount of the car loan paid before the epidemic to more than 7,000 USD.... View More 
My vehicle was booted and subsequently towed due to parking tickets. When I tried to retrieve the vehicle I was also made aware that I owed tolls and I had a two day insurance lapse. I paid the tolls. The DMV said I could go get a plate letter so that the tow yard could sacrifice the plates for two... View More
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answered on Apr 19, 2024
It sounds legal because your lapse in insurance coverage alone is probably sufficient cause for them to repossess the car, even if you're current on the payments.
I know that the bills of exchange is a legal instrument and that the bill that is sent for payment is also a bill of exchange as per the Bill of Exchange Act. What is the responsible of a company that has received a bill of exchange for payment? If the company does not present the bill of... View More
Id like to know if a corporation ( more specifically a Inc.) seeks to signs a legal document (e.g. bank loan, lease etc) how must the document be formally signed to be fully legal and valid?
Should the president of the corporation simply sign on behalf of the corporation as follows... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2024
The corporation can authorize anyone to sign on its behalf. It could be an officer of the corporation like the president, a vice president, or treasurer. It could be an employee. It could even be someone who does not work for the corporation at all.
Typically, either the corporation... View More
I am a joint owner on my mother's checking account. After her death the credit union automatically transferred all of the money from the checking account to pay off her credit card (also from credit union). The credit card was in her name only and I am not a co-signer on the credit card. I... View More
I used to work in Dubai (UAE), I resign from my job and came back to my home country for a while. (Portugal)
I had a credit to pay to ADCB of 15,000 aed, although now ita already less than 6000, I'm not paying the installements already for 5 months now because I dont have a job.... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the information you've provided, here are a few key points to consider:
1. Legal action: Banks in the UAE, including ADCB, have the right to take legal action against individuals who fail to repay their debts. However, the likelihood of them filing a case against you for an... View More
I received a refund for a disputed charge and then without warning or them contacting me in anyway, they posted a new charge for that amount. Keep in mind I waited a few months before I touched the refund, I was worried that it was just a provisional amount so I waited their processing time, and... View More
The owner of the LLC is the owner of the bank that did our construction loan. None of this was disclosed to us. Is there a possible law suit against the bank?
and do i have legal control of my own money to buy whatever i want off of online even if the money was given to me as a gift do they have a right to take that if im 18?
The finance person did not give me the choice if I wanted the optional services added to my purchase. As she went over everything she said "you will get" never saying they are optional and have a additional charges. I noticed next day which was the weekend. I was told she would not be... View More
Deceased died in 2021. At death his business bank account had 180,000. No other property. A few weeks prior, he told girl friend to pay debts to 2 people totaling 46,000. One is a court order of $36,000, the other is a loan repayment. She didn't do it before he died. His children want to... View More
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
Based on the information provided, it seems the deceased's estate might qualify for the small estate affidavit procedure in California, as the total value of the estate appears to be under the $184,500 limit (as of 2023). However, there are a few potential issues to consider:
1.... View More
I just traded my 2017 ford mustang in for a 2024 model, today the title for the 2017 came In the mail and it had my name listed as the owner , I’m confused as to why did the title come in my name ?
If someone wrote me a check and that person forgot to write the date, can I as a recipient write the date myself?
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answered on Apr 13, 2024
If the check writer forgot to date the check, it's generally not advisable for you as the recipient to fill in the date yourself. Here's why:
1. Legal issues: Writing in the date yourself could be considered altering the check, which is illegal in many jurisdictions.
2.... View More
Can the bank attach my checking and savings accounts. I don't have the money to file for bankruptcy, the bank is my sole creditor. I have a small positive balance under $2000.00, consisting of my SS check and $763.00 proceeds from a loan from my term life insurance policy Are these ever... View More
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answered on Apr 13, 2024
In most cases, Social Security income is protected from being seized or "attached" by creditors, including banks, due to a federal law known as the Social Security Act. This protection extends to funds in your bank account that can be clearly identified as Social Security income.... View More
I asked private person for credit. They gave me credit agreement. It was said that there will be no payments required. When I signed it up, credit giver told me to pay. I refused because there was nothing said about any payments before receiving credit. When I said I want to resign it, credit giver... View More
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answered on Apr 13, 2024
Based on the information you have provided, it seems that the credit agreement you signed with the private person may have been misleading or incomplete. If the agreement did not mention any payments or penalties, the credit giver should not demand payment or a penalty for your resignation.... View More
They also don't give back the down payment that we paid to them
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answered on Apr 11, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation with the used car purchase. Here are a few steps you can consider taking:
1. Review your purchase contract: Carefully read through the sales contract to see if there is any language about warranties or guarantees. Look for any clauses... View More
On 03/06/2024, I financed a 2019 Mustang GT. My credit needs work as I am young and simply have not established credit. Anyway, I was approved, signed all the paperwork, and made a nice downpayment. The rate I signed for was 17% for 48 months, and this was through Westlake. I had to have the car... View More
Basically I enter into a car sale agreement which stipulates that once I have completed the instalments and paid in full, will I be able to get a transfer of ownership with the bank only if I produce an affidavit stating that I paid for the car in instalment as such can I get ownership
answered on Apr 9, 2024
This may depend on the U. S. state or territory where you live. Typically, a bank is not directly involved with a change in ownership of a motor vehicle. Ordinarily, in most U.S. states and territories, there are government offices where the title to the vehicle is registered as proof of... View More
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