Recent content by mofs85

I understand what you are saying, thanks again.... wish me luck in court!!!!

Now that I think about it, even if I obtained the bank's records and showed them that my grandmother wasn't on the account, it would expose my aunt as being the owner of the account (my aunt opened the account for my cousin as a favor... what a mistake!) - and I wouldn't want this burden to fall...

Thank you for the reply. Obviously, I am not too knowledgable when it comes to the specifics in law, but after I file the motion, what is the process? Would I actually have to prove that she wasn't envolved with my cousin's remodeling company? The only way I see that possible is by asking...

For those of you asking how they came up with my grandma's name in the first place, this is my only explaination.... She had mail coming to my cousin's address for a period of time in the past when she financed a washer/dryer for him... this is the only connection I can make.

In May of last year, a summons for my Grandmother to appear in court came to my cousins house. It alleged that she owed a building products company $2000 because a check issued to them came back NSF - the check in the name of ABC Remodeling, a company that my grandmother has nothing to do with...