Broker was a national security dealer. When broker learned of death did not disclose post-death withdrawals from account to estate fiduciary.
Who are you to this deal? It may not be prejudicial. Depends on where the money went and where it was supposed to go. If to you, you can sue. The broker cannot be liable for not knowing of death, but can be liable if it should have known authorization was improper.
I hired a contractor for some home repairs. He didn't complete the work and moved to another state.
Is there anything I can do?
Sue here. Get a default, and move judgment to where he is.
In 2012 i attended UCCC and when i bought my books from the bookstore on campus the attendant rented one of the books instead of putting it through for purchase, i was never informed of this and now they are withholding my transcripts until i pay for the book. I agreed to do this but the 12.12 i... Read more »
You need to dispute the debt and contact a debt collections attorney in your area for a consultation asap. If they are wrongly trying to collect on this debt and unjustly holding your transcripts you may have incurred damages entitling you to a recovery. Each State has it's own Debt Collection... Read more »
The check writer is now asking why this occurred, since it was not their intention for their money to go to TWO. What is the recourse?
The check writer does not usually have a say in what happens after a check is written and signed. For example, the person to whom it was made could have simply indorsed the back and made it bearer paper, where anyone could have further indorsed it to whomever. The check writer's intention means... Read more »
The check writer is now asking why this occurred, since it was not their intention for their money to go to TWO. What is the recourse?
It depends on what ONE intended to happen.
I’m POA and we are both named in a summons Of over $110,000 that we need to reply to on Monday or receive a default judgement against us.
You need an attorney for this. This could be a big problem. I cannot tell you how it will turn out without seeing documents. Show up and ask for more time to get a lawyer.
I jointly own land with my siblings. Would they have received a copy of the restraining notice? Would it have been sent to my bank? Will I be notified if a lien is placed?
The restraining notice could be sent you your bank. Until you deal with the judgment, you should empty your accounts. You will not be notified in advance. That defeats the purpose. Depending on the court and the way the judgment was entered, it may already be a lien on the land by operation of... Read more »
Said they served my daughter 1/11/06, Forecosed on 6/2006. Knew nothing until 3//2015. 3/2015 Friend told me my home was being sold. 1/2005 home next door was 100% destoyed by water damage. The bank knew for a fact where I was living.
My daughter stated in court papers she was never... Read more »
I'm sure you are anxious for an answer but a real answer to your situation would best be sought by having an attorney review all the documents and facts related to your situation.
No one will talk except among themselves
If you are the landlord and employ the super, you may consider terminating the super's employment. If you are already a tenant, you can refuse to pay an unauthorized charge or bring the issue to the landlord's attention.
In reply to the answer about my furnace.
No. The BBB is a waste of time. If it was new you should have a manufacturers warranty. It will say where to file a claim.
My husband knew something wasn't right with the install, we had them come over several times as our humidity was was out of control. Every time a tech came over, they insisted that all we needed was to spend thousands more to get a whole home dehumidifier. One time they were at my home inspecting... Read more »
If there is a warranty, make a claim. You can also do a small claims case for the damages.
Sue the company who made the hard inquiry
sue who?
Is there any way to fight this amount owed?
Interest on a judgment is 9% from the date of the judgment and is governed by law. Interest before that is governed by the loan documents.
Yes. You won't be able to collect your judgment.
I just switched my education path to Political Science and wondering where I can take it
This not a legal question
Subject matter jurisdiction. I have personal jurisduction in state supreme court. What is the name of the document to file to object to motion to compel change of venue.
If the state court case meets all the requirements for being brought in a federal district court, the defendant(s) can remove it to the proper federal district court having jurisdiction. You as plaintiff can object to removal--which may be granted--because the federal court does not have to take... Read more »
I lost both my laptop and the money that was my paid to me due to a fake credit card through facebook marketplace. I know the real name of the person who stole from and his facebook and Instagram accounts. What can I do?
Go to the police. Make a report with all the details. Then, report it to the credit card company. You will be asked to do a fraud affidavit.
I recieved a business card from a repo company PI. Not only did i recieve it at my house but it got addressed to me and sent to my boyfriends house as well. I never put his address on any documents what so ever. The only place i have his address is my phone and my car GPS. I never put his address... Read more »
In these days of very advanced high-tech electronic systems and devices there is no doubt that smart investigators, private or otherwise can track anyone, anywhere at anytime--without stopping for coffee. There is nothing legal that you or I can do about it either. Welcome to America, circa 2019.
Depends on the amount, the county, and whether you really owe it.
They can and they will if you leave it there in that form long enough. What to do depends on the amount in the account.
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