And Living will. My question is how can I close out his bank account to which he added my name to it. The problem is he has a living wife, they had been separated for over twenty years.
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answered on Aug 31, 2023
The POA is terminated at the principal's death. If you are on the signature card, the funds are probably already your property. The Trust may affect your individual ownership of the bank account, or those monies may never have become Trust Corpus.
And Living will. My question is how can I close out his bank account to which he added my name to it. The problem is he has a living wife, they had been separated for over twenty years.
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answered on Aug 31, 2023
Start by reviewing your brother's Living Trust and Living Will to understand his wishes regarding his assets, including the bank account to which your name was added. Notify the bank of his passing and follow their procedures for closing the account, ensuring you have the necessary legal... View More 
the insurance will not reinstate our insurance and the bank says they cant help. What recourse do we have?
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answered on Aug 18, 2022
Assuming the Bank failed to pay Insurance from the escrow, suing for negligence, breach of contract, etc. is not a good option as foreclosure will result. You must find insurance immediately as foreclosure is imminent. A refinance might get that Bank out of your hair, but insurance and taxes must... View More
My credit score debt to ratio and mortgage loans
answered on Mar 4, 2022
The first thing you need to do is send a dispute letter to each credit bureau enclosing your proof that the loan is paid in full. Access your credit reports at www.annualcreditreport.com those credit reports will have the address to send your dispute to. Send the letter certified mail so you can... View More
What is the least expensive loan option for him? Can he get a loan to pay off the current mortgage that includes a construction loan?
answered on Jan 25, 2022
Talk to the bank; this is not a legal matter. It is strictly a financial decision by the bank.
My business partner got power-hungry and locked me out of my company email and quickbooks account as well as the bank account. She has contacted customers and told them to cease further communication with me. What can I do legally? I am 50% shareholder and a company officer.
State: NC... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2020
A North Carolina attorney could advise best, but you await a response for two weeks. Your post could be a little bit difficult to respond to. Unlike many of the basic general legal questions that are posted here, your matter appears complex in nature. To give you any kind of meaningful guidance, an... View More
I was added to the account in 2017. In 2019, a 3rd party was added but I did not sign to add them.
answered on Oct 15, 2020
Depends on the bank's policies, if you are uncomfortable with this, you can withdraw all the money from the account and move it elsewhere. I would talk to the bank about this and see what they say happened.
I wasn’t held liable because I received no money nor was in in the state where these checks were deposited. I currently have another bank and have been there for 8+ years
The bank account that was closed I opened during college because I thought the deal seemed fishy and didn’t want... View More
answered on Jul 6, 2020
If the bank did not find that you were involved in the fraud it should not affect a credit card application.
My response provides only general information and is not intended to provide you with specific legal advice, nor create an attorney-client relationship. You should not use or rely on... View More
I made a purchase Over the Internet, MY Item never arrived, My Financial Institution refuses to refund my money after I submitted a claim.
Telling Me I have to work it out with Vendor.
Stated in Claim I tried Multiple times to resolve with Vendor to NO AVAIL.
VENDOR... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2020
Why on earth do you think that your bank--that had nothing to do with your decision to get scammed--should have to indemnify you for your loss? Can you imagine what would happen if EVERYONE who gets scammed by some thief over the Internet could just asak their bank for the money? Where would the... View More
She has not been living here at home for some time and has been living with her Mother who has convinced her to file for bankruptcy to get rid of her obligations to our debts. She is hiding money from the case to help strengthen it in her mothers accounts as well as possible accounts. She has... View More
answered on Dec 4, 2019
If you can prove she is hiding money, you may want to advise the trustee in her bankruptcy case.
I am involved as the victim of an identity theft operation called ghosting. My bank altered the tax ID # and my date of birth on the internal documents that are associated with my business accounts, overriding my social security number and date of birth with the identifiers belonging to somebody... View More
answered on Jul 15, 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. Accordingly,
this forum is not the place to seek free legal representation... View More
I went to a hotel, to get a room that costs $60 per night. The hotel has a policy that there is only 15 minutes within paying to either change rooms, or ask for a refund, and makes people sign a paper stating this, and does not let people look at the rooms first before deciding to pay. In my case,... View More
answered on Jun 21, 2019
Wow. It's too bad you did not anticipate any problem when this (very cheap) hotel made you sign an agreement not to complain about their cheap rooms unless you do it immediately. In any event, there is nothing you can do to force your bank to give you the $60 that the hotel kept. Why not... View More
I recieved a call from a person claiming to be a part of 'Larkin mediation'. He said that I owed wachovia bank 100$ back in 2009 and that If I do not settle for 400$, I will be served and brought to court for over 2000$. When I searched their phone # I get no results for a business. They... View More
I am the executor of my mother's estate. During the asset collection process I discovered my sister had stolen and used my mother's debit card while my mother was in ICU and medically induced coma. She never regained conscience and passed away. The bank is refusing to credit back and... View More
answered on May 13, 2019
Unless you have opened a probate estate and have been accepted as the executer your being named the executor of your mother's estate in her last will is not enough to get the bank's attention. Furthermore, you cannot sue your sister personally because she did not steal anything from YOU;... View More
Which state does the “usuary” law (s) apply? The resident’s state or the lending company ‘s state?
answered on May 6, 2019
Penalties for usury are applicable in the resident's state. However, if the loan is usurious in the lenders state it may apply to you as well. Hire a lawyer to research it.
Sold my loan, the new company is still affiliated with the old one, they stated that I have to start the process over, which will cause me to lose my buyer.
answered on May 6, 2019
This new trick is becoming all too common in the mortgage lending industry. Your best bet is to hire a good real estate lawyer and have them write a very strong letter to the original lender and the new lender warning both of them that you may take legal action against both lenders if necessary to... View More
I have an old debt with a landlord in Ohio from 2014. A judgement was issued in Ohio in2015. I completely forgot about, as I had zero communication with the debtor in the past 3 years. Now they got a bank levy and I have til May 1, 2019 to respond to a notice for a hearing or to claim why I... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2019
This would be an easy problem to solve if it did not involve two separate states. If the bank levy was filed in the state of North Carolina you should hire a NC lawyer to help you. If the action was filed in Ohio, you need an Ohio lawyer. Do not try to defend against this levy without a lawyer.
answered on Apr 16, 2019
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The authorized user on my grandmother's account has been cashing her checks and not giving them to her and also making serious changes to the account without the account owner's presence is this legal
answered on Apr 5, 2019
There is a very common belief that there is a difference between an "authorized user" of a personal bank account and a "co-owner" of a personal bank account. While there are several different kinds of bank accounts, access to each type of bank account is either defined in the... View More
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