If there is not a pending lawsuit you should close the account as soon as possible. The best option is to obtain legal advice concerning creditor debtor laws in the state in which you reside before communicating or making an agreement with the creditor's legal representative.
Get a Lawyer, Hope this helps, Good Luck and God Bless!!
Adding an "H" to "lawyer" makes it "lawyerH," which can be read as "lawyer, how." The question then could be interpreted as "Lawyer, how do you come home after a hard day?"
Yes you can. You need to visit the HDFC bank branch where you held the account along with the letter you received. The bank will ask you the reason for inactivity in your account and if you explain that to them, they'll reactivate your account and then you can start using the account again.
BFI stopped sending annual statements about 10 years ago and sent everyone with retirement dollars a letter to that effect. If you want to know information about your retirement account you will need to contact Allied Waste Industries in Scottsdale, Arizona and tell them you need information on your BFI retirement account.
If the account is not yours, you must have some connection to the person whose account it is, otherwise you would have no reason to be writing to the creditor. Therefore, you explain, I am writing to you on behalf of (whomever it is) because I am (his lawyer, his son, his secretary, etc.) and then you just proceed with your letter. There is nothing unusual about this, people write on behalf of other people all the time.
A lawsuit demand letter is generally a letter from the injured person's lawyer to the defendant or the defendant's lawyer stating the amount of money the plaintiff is suing for.
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I'm going through this now. Send a registered letter requesting a financial statement of the account of the estate and put a time period for them to answer even better to send it to the estate lawyer. If that fails hire a lawyer to request it for you. You must be named in the will as a beneficary
"After I have received" implies that the action of receiving the letter will happen in the future, while "just after I received" suggests that the action of receiving the letter has just occurred in the past. Both convey a temporal sequence in relation to answering the letter.
I think there's some kind of amendment you can file for up to a year after you're discharged. There's a fee for filing an amendment and it's probably different in each state. Check with the lawyer who handled your case.
When writing a confirmation letter from an employer to open a new bank account, the letter should include the account number. The letter should also include when the account will be open.