Robert
Wallingford,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 27, 2008
You should possibly consider giving someone financial power of attorney for yourself. You have absolutely no clue how to handle a bank account. Even though the checks may have been good: 1) They were paid to someone who wasn't on your account. 2) They were deposited at the ATM on a Friday night. The earliest the funds could have possibly been drawn against would have been Tuesday. If you were taking care of your father, why didn't you give him his medication? Your father would have had to sign the power of attorney. After his death, the power of attorney is no longer enforce. If he didn't have a will, his assets would still have to be probated and an executor assigned. If he did have a will and left them to your sister you are SOL. You are the cause of your own problems. BofA is just your scapegoat.
John
Califon,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, March 27, 2008
as you clearly do not know how one works in the least. What made you think that just because you deposited 2 checks, that they were 1) good to begin with and 2) would cleary immediately? You spent money way, way, way, way before you had it.