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If I received a second check and cashed it when the notice came stating that I owe for the second check I paid the second check but not the fee what w

Answered a year and 10 months ago by attorney Gilbert Borman   |   1 Answer
Gilbert Borman
If you did not cash the check, who did and where was it cashed? In order the avoid liability, you have to prove you did not cash it. If it was stolen you need to file a police report.
If you did not cash the check, who did and where was it cashed? In order the avoid liability, you have to prove you did not cash it. If it was stolen... Read Answer

my aunt moved into my moms house and after she passed away and took it over without permission how do i make her leave?

Answered 2 years and a month ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
Stephen Arnold Black
If mom has no will and the home is titled in moms name alone, then moms home would pass to her husband and children under intestate succession. If mom had no husband then her children would be given the home. You need to open up a probate in the county where mom passed and get yourself appointed as personal representative of moms estate. Once you're appointed, you can start eviction proceedings to evict your aunt. You should retain counsel in your jurisdiction to handle all of this. ... Read Answer
If mom has no will and the home is titled in moms name alone, then moms home would pass to her husband and children under intestate succession. If... Read Answer

can i sue my bank

Answered 2 years and 6 months ago by attorney Gilbert Borman   |   1 Answer
Gilbert Borman
Not sure why they are doing this. You need to give them a letter asking them for a writing explaining their policy to you: Why are they holding the funds? What is the legal basis for their actions? What will it take to release the funds? it might be as simple as closing the account, getting a check made to you and ex jointly and then you endorsing the money over to her. I am sure she will do what it takes to get paid. If they still refuse, you may have to go to court against them.   the good news is their conduct may constitute conversion and the damages for that can be significant.   ... Read Answer
Not sure why they are doing this. You need to give them a letter asking them for a writing explaining their policy to you: Why are they holding the... Read Answer

Why won’t a lawyer take my case ?

Answered 2 years and 10 months ago by attorney Dale Gribow   |   1 Answer
Dale Gribow
My guess is that a lawyer would take the case if you paid on an hourly for the lawyer's time. Many potential clients want lawyers to take everything on a contingency and that is not realistic. Lawyers would go broke taking all cases on a contingency. Many cases will be hard to prove and costly to bring.... Read Answer
My guess is that a lawyer would take the case if you paid on an hourly for the lawyer's time. Many potential clients want lawyers to take everything... Read Answer

My son who passed away 2 years ago just received a refund from his mtg co. I administered his estate w/o a will and since close. How do I cash the che

Answered 4 years and 4 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
Stephen Arnold Black
You should go back to the probate court and file a motion to modify the final order to include the check among the assets to be distributed to the rightful beneficiaries. 
You should go back to the probate court and file a motion to modify the final order to include the check among the assets to be distributed to the... Read Answer
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