Bank Fraudulent Activity Case
Summary
A fraudulent power of attorney was used to make unauthorized transactions on a bank account while the account holder was incarcerated. The bank has refused to reimburse the $12,000 lost. The account holder is seeking compensation from the notary public involved, as notaries can be held liable for damages caused by their negligence or misconduct. If the notary knowingly notarized a fraudulent document, they could be held responsible. Legal advice from a local attorney is recommended to address this issue.Full Conversation
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I would like to get compensation from a notary public that was used to defraud my account
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Edward, I see that you mentioned a notary public was involved. Here are some relevant points regarding notary liability in Florida:
- Notaries can be held liable for damages caused by their negligence or misconduct.
- If the notary public knowingly notarized a fraudulent document, they could be held responsible.
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Edward, it sounds like you have a strong case involving potential notary fraud and unauthorized transactions. I'll get the necessary details to connect you with a local lawyer.
Edward Krastof
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Reason: Fraudulent power of attorney used to make unauthorized transactions on bank account while incarcerated. Bank refuses to reimburse $*,* lost.
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