Posted March 11th, 2010
by admin
curious asked: A Japanese friend of mine had his account frozen in Japan, because he was under investigation for fraud. He was clearly innocent and the judge cleared his case and he wasn’t charged. The bank refused to unfreeze his account, and his lawyer was planning to sue them. The lawyer hired a private investigater and they found that no money was left in the account. It has been 10 months now that all this bank and police mess has been going on. As this is a Japanese system and a Japanese citizen, I just don’t understand how the bank could withhold his account 5 months after the Judge cleared his case.
Tags: 10 Months, Japanese System, Lawyer
Posted in Personal Finance | 3 Comments »
Posted September 7th, 2009
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2b1gmom asked:
I am taking someone to small claims court, they claim that my lawyer wrongfully got their banking information by not having a police report. Is this true?
Tags: Lawyer, Personal Banking, Personal Information
Posted in Law Enforcement & Police | 3 Comments »
Posted September 7th, 2009
by admin
2b1gmom asked:
I am taking someone to small claims court, they claim that my lawyer wrongfully got their banking information by not having a police report. Is this true?
Tags: Banking Information, Lawyer, Personal Information
Posted in Law Enforcement & Police | No Comments »
Posted March 15th, 2009
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weavey wonder asked:
I am 16 and my dad wants to open a mutual fund for the family,but what happens if he dies or something. How and who is the funds carried to. Do we need a will?A lawyer will be too much money. Will hais children have access to the funds?
Tags: Dad, Lawyer, Mutual Fund
Posted in Investing | 4 Comments »
Posted March 5th, 2009
by admin
Dude32 asked:
My aunt and uncle both have separate checking accounts. They’re both successful in their own right. My uncle is a lawyer and my aunt is an accountant. I wonder how this works like which checking account are the bills paid from and stuff? It just seems wierd to me
Tags: Checking Accounts, Lawyer, Stuff
Posted in Marriage & Divorce | 15 Comments »