My friend is the parent/guardian/trustee of a child that is receiving a “structured settlement”, all was agreed to & ordered by the judge, well her lawyer isn’t doing things the way she’s asked and the amount of deposit at the bank is not what it is supposed to be, what can she do? I mean isn’t that why you hire a lawyer, to help you get what you want?? He works for her,right?? Is there a motion she has to file with the court??
and they told me once the judge approves it ill have the money in 5 days. now im reading online that they rip people off, what di i do?? or are they just talking about not paying much for the note?
My ex husband owes over 8,000 dollars in back child support. He has no job and will probably never work. He has never filed and income tax return and probably will never do that either. However he receives 1,900.00 dollars every month from a MetLife annuity (settlement for suing the county in which he was incarcerated after being run over by a forklift). He has a bank account, however, the monthly settlement check is not directly deposited into that account. He has no property in which a lien could be put on and his driver’s license has already been suspended-which is not getting me my child support. I’ve been to the state (AZ) for help with child support enforcement and nothing they can do will result in payment. He doesn’t care if his credit is ruined or license is suspended. He also has a warrant for his arrest-but while he sits in prison he will still collect the 1,900.00 dollars every month. Is there anything I can do or is it a lost cause.
I am wondering if your money is safe if this company goes bankrupt?
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