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From Court at my attorneys business address?
What if it’s been done to at least 418 people that have reported it on the BBB? And they are still getting away with it?
answered on Apr 24, 2019
You cannot "prosecute." But you certainly can sue the business that is stealing money from customers.
I own a company that was turned into a corporation. The shareholder owns 80%. This shareholder also owns his own company in the same industry so it betters his chances at booking jobs. He is withholding information on clients and not giving any information to them or my self on where abouts. Some... View More 
answered on Apr 17, 2019
This free legal advice forum is intended to help consumers better understand common legal terms and to explain general legal principals and procedures to non-lawyers interested in understanding more about the law. This forum is not the place to seek free legal representation in ongoing cases, nor... View More
answered on Apr 13, 2019
Generally speaking only people who have not planned end up with a blocked account and without full IAEA authority. I typically see this done by pro pers and by lawyers who don't know what they are doing. There are other situations but that's a generalization by me.
IAEA means the... View More
Im barely thinking about this stuff now. I wonder why the bank stuff never was mentioned among other things? The probate case only included houses but she owned other things of value too that were not mentioned and I don't know why I wasn't thinking about it then until now that few years... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2019
You may be referring to what attorneys often call a Small Estate Affidavit ("SEA"). If an SEA is made fraudulently, there can be consequences as set out in Cal. Prob. Code § 13110. But you need to hurry to a local attorney because you may have already "blown" the statute of... View More
answered on Feb 17, 2019
Provided that you are confident and not acting under duress, you are free to gift property to whomever you wish to.
At first I thought a money transmitter license was needed, but since no money is sent on behalf of the user to someone else, and instead it’s just them withdrawing/depositing in other areas, it doesn’t seem that is needed. ThankS!
answered on Feb 13, 2019
Hi, every state is going to have a different law and most will require a slightly different type of license. The most common type of license is a "money transmitter" license. Most, but not all, of these licenses are regulated by each state's Department of Banking Department/Division.... View More
answered on Jan 10, 2019
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Can I file a protective order against the bank I'm suing for harassment?
answered on Dec 15, 2018
A Verification is provided with discovery responses, not with the actual discovery.
My personal device was breached (empirical data available) I am licensed and work in the financial sector and, it is plausible and likely that some of my clients sensitive data could have been compromised as well. I know the implications on the FIN REG side. I need to know what my next move is.... View More
answered on Nov 17, 2018
MORE INFO NEEDED
HIRE A LAWYER AND REPORT TO POLICE AND HAVE THE DA PROSECUTE.
I was the victim of a scam involving false cashiers checks. I asked the tellers at my bank if the checks were legit and they said yes and gave me the cash. Then they said the checks were fake and over drafted my account. When i got my disability check deposited, they took the entire check and said... View More
answered on Aug 30, 2018
You should notify:
Federal Trade Commission (FTC):by telephone at 1-877-FTC-HELP or file an electronic complaint via their Internet site at https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#crnt&panel1-1.
Internet-based scams–Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Internet Fraud... View More
answered on Aug 14, 2018
You would have to ask Wells Fargo for that information. https://www.wellsfargo.com/mortgage/manage-account/payment-help/foreclosure/
My business is incorporated and the bank account is in my business name. The other side's lawyers obtsined a legal order to release my bank records.
answered on Jul 17, 2018
If the Judgment has been entered and served on you, the creditor can file a Writ of Execution and execute on your personal bank accounts(s). If your business is also named in the Judgment, the creditor can also execute on your business account. Sometimes banks screw up and allow their employees to... View More
Section 13006 of the Ca. Probate code, am I considered the successor, if there is no estate (indebted) and no will? Or, I am wrong in just acting on behalf of my children and myself as authorized under Section 13051?
answered on May 25, 2018
Please understand I am giving general information here and you should consult with an attorney for specifics. I would say it depends on if the accounts were "community property" or "separate property." CP is generally monies earned by either of you, during marriage, from your... View More
I have a judgement. I put a lien against their bank account. The bank was listed in their bankruptcy so they won’t release the money to me. I was notified by the bank there was a bankruptcy. The filer didn’t forget to list me. He filed at the same time he submitted statements to the court in... View More
answered on Mar 28, 2018
Your debt is considered discharged whether or not the debt was listed, unless you have a legal basis to object to the discharge.
After it cleared, she gave me a cashiers check from chase for $6k, 5 months later I was negative $6k at my bank. The veteran assumed another Veterans ID. I need to know who to contact to sue her for the $6k that I had to pay my bank back...
answered on Mar 24, 2018
clearly you were the victim of a con............
more info is needed.
it should not have taken the bank that long to clear..........i would consider suing the bank for that amount of money but unless you have info on the person who scammed you then you are probably out of luck.... View More
its a small amount and everything else is in the family trust.
answered on Mar 22, 2018
If there is no beneficiary named on the account, then if the total assets of the decedent are greater than $150,000, then you would have to go through probate. Or, if there was any real estate in the decedent's name.
I can gather money from the people and deposit in the bank giving 6% interest, and promise the people to pay 3.5% and pay them back 3.5% when I will get 6%. Is this legal?
answered on Mar 22, 2018
This seems to be of dubious ethics. You aren't providing any service that these people can't get from the bank themselves.
You appear to acting as sort of an investment advisor. While I am do not practice law in that field, I would refer you to an answer to a similar question... View More
The account was not closed, I have deposits made routinely but am not able to access my monies. With no explanation. No one at the bank has an answer for me. What do I do other than close the account and request my funds be returned?
answered on Mar 19, 2018
First, close your account. Second, if your credit has been damaged, you may have a claim for negligence against the bank. Depending on the effect upon you, it could be a Small Claims case, or you might need a lawyer for a bigger case with more damages. See... View More
answered on Jan 18, 2018
Your car will be repossessed whether you file bankruptcy or not.
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