In 2009 the company moved us across the country to Iowa to take over that state due to the financial crisis 2008/2009.
Since then my Husband has tried for 7 employment opportunities within the company , out of the state Iowa . He has been let down 7 times. Not because of his ability, but... Read more »
Unfortunately, your post was placed in a California Q&A board, but you are going to have to get guidance from an Iowa attorney. I would suggest your husband locate and consult with an Iowa employment law attorney to discuss his issues.
Good luck to you.
My bank paid a $50,000 auto loan to a fraudulent dealer. The money was misdirected to a different business name that I did not authorize. My bank has told me that no fraud occurred and that I should pay the loan anyway. I believe that the bank has mishandled the transaction and did not perform the... Read more »
This is not a quick answer by any means. This would require that you consult with and likely hire the lawyer to review all the documents and facts to determine your legal rights and options. Feel free to schedule an appointment to discuss in detail.
Then again charge for the cleaning fee separate?
Layered out like this.
Total reservation (including cleaning fee) = $1,500 - total direct deposited into owners account
Property manager charges “20% of gross profit from TPHR” = $300
Cleaning fee $150 = $150 x 2... Read more »
It would seem to me that since the cleaning fee is charged to occupant separate from rental fee the PM is entitled to the percent times the rental fee and not both, otherwise this is taking the 20% on the cleaning fee twice. But you may have agreed to allow them to do it, look at your contract.... Read more »
Mother died recently. No probate. Father & mother (married) both co-borrowers (father was primary) on principal residence they owned as trustees.
Home is in revocable living trust. Mother & father are the grantors, father is successor trustee. I am sole beneficiary. No one else is... Read more »
So this goes with the other question posted in probate. Apparently this check comes from an escrow on a refi and is a one time deal. Your other post said there was a joint account. Deposit the check there. The old lender is no longer involved once paid off and does not need any additional... Read more »
My elderly father is receiving a check, titled to him and my deceased mother/his wife. It is titled using AND, not OR, meaning both signatures are required.
They are the grantors of their living revocable trust, and were the only two trustees. Father became successor trustee. I am sole... Read more »
What is not clear from your post is who is the maker on the check? You provide so much extraneous information that is sounds like the check is coming from the trust that your father is the trustee on. But that makes no sense. IMO you should go to the maker of the check and request that the check... Read more »
Elderly father received check after home refi. It’s made out to him as: “Name, as trustee of the abc trust”. It cannot be reissued.
Trust is a revocable living trust. Mother and father were the grantors and only 2 trustees. Mother passed away, father is sole trustee now (successor). I... Read more »
It’s a common situation, but every bank and credit union and other financial institution has its own rules. My experience as an estate planning specialist with over 25 years in the field is to simply have your dad endorse the check on the reverse side as follows: “For deposit only”, and then... Read more »
I returned a lease and took another one from the same dealership when they returned the car to the finance co the car was sold for less then the car is worth and now I am being charged for the difference the dealership is saying it’s not their problem am I responsible for the difference
You need to review the terms of your original lease and/or financing agreement. When you return a car at the end of he lease you are at the mercy of the dealer/financing agent, who sell the car at the easiest price to obtain, usually at a dealer's auction where the cars go for a fraction of... Read more »
I submitted the California Small Estate Affidavit to PayPal with a notary attachment. However, the check was made out in my deceased relative's name only. Which is not how other checks have been made out.
Two banks that I do business with, including Wells Fargo, have declined to... Read more »
I would send it back to PayPal along with a California Small Estate Affidavit (free forms online) filled out by the person who legally is the next of kin (or beneficiary of a will if there is a will). Ask them to re-issue to the correct person or persons. Good luck.
I was off the clock. Co worker called me at home. Asked about breaking the ethics rule. I told him if there was nothing else he could do then go ahead. Can I be fired with him if it comes to that? I did not commit the violation but I basically gave the green light.
Can you be fired? Maybe. Insufficient information to make a determination since not possible to tell what kind of rule you are talking about, or that you advocated co worker to break. Does not matter if you are on or off the clock if you are advocating breaking the ethics rules. Ethics do not... Read more »
Yes to Question 1. Look at the contract for Q2. You used up all your questions. Taxes? Which Taxes? Sales Tax? Property Tax? Income tax? Employment Tax? Perhaps you need to discuss your matters with a Tax attorney or an accountant.
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What is your question.
I made a payment a few days late (about 3 days)
And wasn't aware a late fee was applied so after making the standard payment I was hit with a 30 day late payment Even though I only didn't pay the late fee
This is not banking, it is Contracts. Contact your bank, see what you can work out. Get out your loan documents and read them carefully, maybe the bank made a mistake. It happens. Negotiate with them to get some relief.
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But the bank keeps making me jump through hoops for her outstanding small line of credit. She had no insurance and I only get SS paying this bill is hurting me. I live in Oregon.
This is a Probate Question, not Banking. You should repost so it gets out to the probate attorneys. I don't understand your situation. Your wife was in CA and you are in OR, so you are legally separated? If you are separated, why are you responsible for her debt? Her assets should be... Read more »
I am the petitioner in pro per. I do not have an attorney representing me. Could I amend my order and add a co-administrator?
You will need formal Letters from the court which authorize you to act as Administrator for the estate of the decedent. Some banks even require letters which have been certified by the court. You will also need a new federal employer identification number for the estate If you don’t already... Read more »
I was told by Best Buy that their staff sometimes don’t know of their own terms and conditions so it’s our duty to read it but how can we do so if we’re at the register with a line behind us. Besides that, they did not tell me upfront that the most important part about this card is the... Read more »
"Best" Buy means best for them, not you. This is a high pressure sales store, even at 19 years old you should have realized that the sales people were pushing you and not for your best interest. You can do much better buys online. At the age of 19, you have reached the age of majority,... Read more »
I freelance as a QB accountant and doing this for one of my clients. Their bank produced years of checks, but can only tell me which financial institution they were presented. I need to find out the name and account number from the respective banks. It is several thousand dollars.
more info needed.
have you tried to do this informally?
you would have to file a lawsuit as I see it.
maybe you can file in small claims for up to $10k and subpoena with that lawsuit. If the matter is only a few thousand small claims may be your answer.
lawyers... Read more »
It depends on what you are going to be suing for. If you are suing to enforce the rights of the Corporation it is different from your own rights.
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Here is the situations. Husband and wife are both US residents. Husband is a Green Card holder, wife is a US Citizen. Do we need to file any tax form when the husband transfer large assets assets (e.g. money and stocks for $300K) to the US citizen wife? is it best to use a joint account or can the... Read more »
This question would be best answered by a tax expert so that they can advise you of any possible gift tax repercussions.
Tax advice disclosure: To ensure compliance with Treasury Department Circular 230, we inform you that unless otherwise specified, any federal tax advice contained in this... Read more »
I have cashed checks at chase bank for about a year now. Suddenly they are denying me saying the amount exceeds the check cashing limit.
Many financial institutions will only cash checks for their own depositors. Their rules are internal and can change at any time. You might have a case if you believed that the bank was discriminating against you on the basis of a protected classification such as your gender, gender preference,... Read more »
My name is Elijah I am 21, I live in Los Angeles, CA. Mother died in 2008 when I was a minor and soon after my grandmother was named my guardian and a bank account of some of my mother's money was set up for me by the court. I went to Bank of America and they told me I have to get a document... Read more »
This self-help guide from Sacramento County should help you, even in Los Angeles County.
https://saclaw.org/wp-content/uploads/sbs-withdrawing-funds-from-a-blocked-account.pdf
Good luck!
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