Opinions/Advice, please?
Date: Mon, 12/21/2009 - 12:24
I signed a stipulation to judgement recently and what was agreed was that I would allow the law firm automatically withdraw money each month on the 15th...as in no money orders, cash or checks - they would be responsible for withdrawing. It is now the 21st and I am still not seeing anything even pending from them. There was PLENTY of money prior and now for them to withdrawl. I called the law firm on Friday - just to make sure they withdrew and they said they got my payment, but the lady I spoke with sounded nervous/sketchy to me. If we both signed an agreement that said THEY would withdraw on the 15th of the month - they cant take it to the court and say I was late in order to obtain judgement can they? If so, all I have to do is prove to the court the money was and is there, right? I just don't want to be screwed...as its now the 21st, I should be seeing it withdrawn from the 15th...
Correct, make sure you have proof that the money was in the acco
Correct, make sure you have proof that the money was in the account. If it does go back to court for the reason of them being idiots you can back yourself up. And no they can't go to the court and say you where late. As long as they have your correct bank info and the signed agreement by both parties, there is not much they can do but take payments every month.
