Can my bank place a hold on my account when a joint account holder passes & has outstanding loan?
Yes, they can - and and usually will - place a hold on an account when an account holder dies. So, there are several things you'll need to do...
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Yes, they can - and and usually will - place a hold on an account when an account holder dies. So, there are several things you'll need to do...
You skipped a step or two. Why is your mother entitled to the funds? Unless the account is a joint account (which I assume it's not, or mom would...
I agree with Mr. von Dohlen, and would add that a civil suit for trespass is not going to be worth what it would cost to bring, since your damages...
I agree with Mr. Isquith - it sounds like letting this lawyer withdraw is the best thing that could happen to you. Even if you object, the court...
Since your employer is not required to offer direct deposit at all, you can't make them direct deposit to your bank (although I don't know what the...
He can certainly pay it off, but where the car is kept (and for that matter, who makes the payments) doesn't matter, The name(s) on the title...
The short answer is maybe. Since you gave him money before any documents were prepared, there is likely to be a dispute about what the two of you...
It's probably a bad idea to comingle your funds, but that won't affect title to your house. Even if he were to claim that there is a common law...
Sorry, the fact that there is a conflict between the term and stated end date makes the lease ambiguous, not void. Overall, it's undoubtedly...
Once you sell something it's no longer yours to sell. If you want it off your property, I suggest you get ahold of the buyer and arrange to get it...