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I participated in a thing called “sou sou” where I paid a woman money every Friday and in return I would get a bigger income. It went well the first time around but then I had to drop out for the second round due to financial hardship. She promised to pay me my balance in dec 2021 and never... Read more »
Just my dads name is on the loan

answered on Jun 2, 2022
It is a debt of your dad's estate. Is your dad's estate solvent? Are you gonna go through probate? If so, please contact a probate lawyer to discuss this and how best to proceed.

answered on Jul 2, 2021
If you mean does it show up as a conviction it should not. It depends on the job--if it involves a security clearance, some can be denied even if you were not convicted.
I had a car loan through Wells Fargo. I traded in that car to Carvana who agreed to pay off the loan. I have documentation from Wells Fargo that the loan was payed off in full 4/19/21. However, I was still charged my monthly payment of 408 on 4/25/21 through auto pay. This caused my wife’s and my... Read more »

answered on Jun 11, 2021
1. Go to a wells fargo bank and find out why you can't sign on.
2. Get the records printed out at the bank.
3. Once you have those, keep them and only send copies.
4. Ask Wells fargo for a return of the autopay, and the related charges. The AMC stock is too far a... Read more »
My boyfreind is in cape town. His UK bank account was locked so he had me send him my own funds through bitcoin. Now he had a "client" send me a check to deposit in my account so he could pull it through Krakken. The bank closed my account and said the check is fraudulant. I called... Read more »

answered on Jun 4, 2021
Ask the bank to verify it. But it sounds fishy. You should be able to get your funds out of the bank. You sent your money to someone in S.Africa whose UK bank account was locked? That does look like more than a few red flags. Your boyfriend didn't even pay but had a "client" pay?... Read more »
In 2012 I was sent a letter from a lawyer about joining a class action lawsuit against Woodforest bank. I never heard back and until recently hadn't though about it . But when I did I learned that lawsuits against woodforest bank have been settled . I dont remember the lawyer or the case I... Read more »

answered on Feb 1, 2021
If this were a federal court case you can do a federal court docket search to find the pleadings and lead counsel.
Accidental credit card fraud. I used someone else's credit card to make a purchase. I then tried to make another purchase with card and it didn't work. I tried to use the card again. The screen then said something about card being offline. I used a different card the for the purchase and... Read more »

answered on Nov 24, 2020
Do NOT speak to the police without a warrant. More information is needed to give you advice. Did you know the person whose credit card it was? If not, you could be charged with felonies, including access device fraud, theft, identity theft. If you knew the person, if they say you did not nave... Read more »
I have no idea on the balance or what she has charged on it, and she refuses to show me. She's using our Money Market to make payments, which have ranged from $700 - $1200 / month. How can I legally obtain access to review that account, so I can properly proceed with budgeting and/or further... Read more »

answered on Oct 27, 2020
If you are not an authorized signator on the credit card account, you would only be in a position to compel disclosure in either a domestic relations or bankruptcy court setting.
Her refusal to share details with you about that account is foreboding. Perhaps, to make it "fair",... Read more »
Is there a statue of limitations all info is old can I get it off my lien

answered on Oct 26, 2020
In Pennsylvania a judgment lasts forever until it is paid. However, it constitutes a lien only for five years, unless it is renewed. Thus, if this judgment was not renewed, the judgment remains, but it does not constitute a lien unless and until it were to be renewed.
For amendment, withdrawal, cancellation boxes

answered on Aug 2, 2020
There are dozens of forms on that website and each one has detailed instructions. Without knowing what form you are referring to or what the purpose is of the form, it’s not possible to say which box should be checked.
My husband (soon ex) and I built a house together 3 years ago. Due to criminal charges and domestic he was evicted from the home and I live here with our children. We are both on the deed as well as his father (who helped us) but I am not on the home loan, just my husband and his father. I just got... Read more »

answered on Aug 1, 2020
If he signed mortgage documents without you joining in, you are unaffected by the new mortgage documents.
He asked them to put me on loan at dealet ship they said no and we Cannot get insurance as it is at two different address and it is mine just in his name?

answered on Jul 29, 2019
Whoever's name is on the title legally owns the car; it does not matter who pays the payments. And the owner's insurance company will probably not allow him to buy insurance for a car that is not kept at his address.
I am 18 about to go to college and my father accidentally ended up with my 529 plan in his name (as opposed to my mother owning it) during their divorce. The amount in the 529 would cover my cost of attendance for 4 years at my university, but he is planning on only using half of it and forcing my... Read more »

answered on Jul 8, 2019
If your father and mother are divorced, and if there is a written agreement (or court order) detailing the division of marital assets, it is highly unlikely that your father "accidentally ended up with your 529 plan in his name."
Indeed, it is much more likely that the two... Read more »

answered on Jun 21, 2019
FYI: All banks in Pennsylvania--and all other states--are very highly regulated; banks do not just keep someone's SSI deposit without very good reason--like to cover an overdraft. If you are still unhappy, contact the appropriate state or federal regulator supervising your bank.
She gave the persons info to someone else they then the person that did that added a check to the account what do my friend do ?

answered on Apr 3, 2019
Other than complain to the local police about this theft, there is little else your friend can do--except stop giving out her banking information to anyone--including her friends of friends of friends...
They are not returning the funds or communicating in person with my bank. What are my options!!

answered on Oct 28, 2018
You sure it was the real bank of America? This sounds odd. Your bank was the transfer agent so they should make you whole. But before you lay that on them.
Start by getting all the transaction documents. Then send them to the Banking Commission in Harrisburg and also to the Banking... Read more »
Do I have to do anything to close it out

answered on Sep 25, 2018
Call the bank to make sure it was a joint account "with right of survivorship" (sometimes abbreviated "JWROS"). If so, there's nothing you need to do and the money in that account is yours now.
Best of luck to you.
Im in the middle of a divorce, both names on the house and car. Ex got the car, and I got the house. He let the car get repossessed and I was not notified that it was until the day of by the ex. Now bank is trying to sue us both. Also I cant afford the house, its one whole paycheck of mine and Ive... Read more »

answered on Apr 12, 2018
If you have an attorney for your divorce, discuss this with her/him. When a bankruptcy action is filed, it places an automatic stay on all state court actions. That means that the PA court cannot proceed in your divorce action until either the bankruptcy has been completed or dismissed, or the... Read more »
she is not awake and in no way gave consent for him to sign. I am her poa and have been motoring her bank account and paying bills for her. He did not tell me about it and is unaware I have a cess to her account. They are not married nor have children together, there is no joint account. What legal... Read more »

answered on Mar 22, 2018
you need to notify the bank immediately if a check was paid on a "forged necessary endorsement"--namely her signature or the signature of the person using the check. He will have to put the money in the account. A problem may be that it sounds like he is in her house.
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