This person constantly breaks her restraining order she’s always been arrested she’s broken into my house so to me she stole my bank card in the transactions
I failed to submit a letter of intent within 180-90 days of the expiration of the lease and forced into a 1 year auto renewal.
I have had my Chase account not only drained for well over $40,000 drained and I also opened a nonprofit account through North Valley Community Foundation and they too just sent me a falsified record of my fund. It is what I thought a community that umbrellas others non profits for their heart.... Read more »
I requested a loan from my life insurance policy and since I needed it by a certain day I opted to pay extra to have it overnighted. They told me it would take 3-5 business days to process and then they would send it. Even if it took 6 days as long as it was overnighted it would have been fine... Read more »
Can I ask the loan company for some Rate of forgiveness since I have been unable to refinance at lower rate
Do I need a lawyer to help with a foreclosure
answered on Jun 24, 2022
Whether you’re a landlord or tenant in the foreclosure process, it is advisable to consult a lawyer. The foreclosure process can be complex and you may need adequate legal representation to guide you along the way.
answered on Jun 17, 2022
I am sorry you are having this problem. However, the description of a "chargeback dispute" tells us nothing about the merit or lack of merit concerning your claim. I suggest you submit a new question and provide some brief details, and you should then get some helpful advice.
Does that mean someone else is listed as a beneficiary? The first time I called I was told he was the only one on the account. Second time I called they won't tell me anything. He has a small estate that doesn't require probate.
The first time I called the rep said he was the only one on the account. The second time I called to ask what paperwork I would need and they said a subpoena before any info could be given.
answered on May 9, 2022
The first rule when it comes to lending is that the terms of your loan cannot be modified unless the original agreement allows for it. (In many cases, lenders' agreements allow for the assignment of a loan.) Thus, unless you were to ratify the "new terms" (by having executed some... Read more »
Last October my son discovered that over 16,000 dollars were missing from his account. He promptly reported the missing funds to BofA and filed a police report. Bank of America has repeatedly denied his claim. What can he do to get his money back?
answered on Apr 13, 2022
File a claim with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. His money is insured up to $250,000.
he told me yes then i took money out next day , then they told me i deposit a check fraud can i go to jail
answered on Apr 12, 2022
There are a number of prevalent scams involving fraudulent checks. I'm sorry to learn you that you may have been a victim.
Unfortunately, it is difficult to determine the possibility of criminal charges without knowing more details surrounding your situation. You did not mention how... Read more »
A friend of mine Give me a check and asked me to put in my account it cleared the bank refuses to give me the money for the money cleared on the 14th I just found out today the 23rd They told me they wanted my friend to verify himself so I went and got him got all the documents to verify himself... Read more »
answered on Apr 17, 2022
small claims allows up to $10,000. It may be the fastest way to unfreeze the account, and the bank should not put a freeze on any funds not a part of the check. Consult with a local attorney.
I have the name of the loan company that issued the loan to this stranger that stole my identity. Can I file a lawsuit?
I live in Rosemead any lawyer near me
answered on Feb 23, 2022
first, you need to file an identity theft report with the FTC (and maybe your local police station).
Then you send a dispute to each credit bureau with a copy of the police report and ask them to remove the entry on your credit report. See annualcreditreport.com for instruction. Make... Read more »
Alright, we are going to download the case against your name and social, thereafter you will be receiving the court summons at your doorstep and thereafter we will not be able to help you out. We did not received any response from your side. We will consider that you are ignoring this matter and... Read more »
answered on Feb 8, 2022
this sounds like a scam. but without you sitting down or sending the document to an attorney, no one can answer your question. there are many chapters and rules and you would need to specify which set of rules this is referring to, i.e. civil procedure, rules of court, etc.
My brother took inheritance advances and then stopped communicating with myself and the court; he and his lawyer have since been removed under CA PROB §8500. I am now the only heir to the estate and would like to know if the estate will still be liable for the inheritance advances that my brother... Read more »
answered on Dec 30, 2021
Your question is not entirely clear because you are using some incorrect legal terms. The person in charge of administering an estate (the "Administrator" of the estate) is the person whose job it is to pay the decedent's final bills, ensure the final tax return is filed, and do many... Read more »
Supposedly their is a large fund from the imf that belongs to me , it's been going on for 4 yrs now . What are the chances it's real ? I have acct numbers docket numbers but where can I validate them
answered on Dec 27, 2021
It's almost certainly SPAM, but a lawyer would need to look at the actual email to tell one way or the other. Look at the email address from which it came. Does it end with .gov or .com? All government addresses should end with .gov. Also, if they ask you for your social security number or... Read more »
Hello!
I hope you are doing well.
Could you please help me?
My company wants to open a bank account. But the bank requires all the founders to be physically present. Due to the epidemiological situation in the world, some of the founders are not able to come to the USA.... Read more »
answered on Nov 17, 2021
A notarized power of attorney by each founder should do it. I suggest you ask the bank first.
answered on Oct 19, 2021
No. But you have to take certain steps like filing a right of exemption and notify the collectors attorney that the funds are social security only.
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