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I don’t want to get in legal trouble, but it was their error & it was a money order not a check.
answered on Apr 15, 2019
Having been a commercial bank officer before going to law school, I would expect your bank to find their error sooner or later--and then correct it--without telling you. Therefore, unless you do not mind going OD when the bank suddenly debits your account, my practical advice is don't spend... View More 
My step father is claiming that hes finding out my mother deceased 4 years has a safety deposit box that he can't open with out me and my brother's signature. I'm not on the list at bank and they wont even tell me if these allegations are true. I need advice on how to handle this.
answered on May 18, 2018
It depends on whether the decedent had a will and/or whether the contents were the separate or community property of the deceased. If community, the naked ownership of the contents would be the childrens' but the spouse would have the use of it. If separate, full ownership would belong to... View More
My husband has been charged with felony computer fraud in Tangipahoa parish. His stepfather alleges that my husband stole his bank account info and used it fraudulently. The fact is that my husband’s mother authorized it, told him it was okay. She is the one who provided the bank acct info to my... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2018
You handle it by hiring a criminal defense attorney & not giving a statement.
answered on Aug 28, 2017
You should be able to do in Louisiana, if you are the only heir, or if the remaining heirs sign off. Do you have the vehicles/registration info? And title info? You can do still do with a lost title, but it is an affidavit -- you have to attest to the circumstances - any will probated in Texas?... View More
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