Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California
A dental office is deducting funds from my checking account for dental services never provided. I went to the dental office one time to have a broken tooth taken care of. The tooth was extracted and according ot my dental insurance that cost was $15.00. However the dental office hads charged and deducted from my checking account $410.00 every month since my visit. Finally last month I went to the bank and closed my account and had to reopen a new one and reset all of my automatic deductions, etc. What law was broken by the dental office if any? and what are my rights?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Have you contacted the dentist's office to seek a refund of the money being taken and to stop this? There are time limits, so you should take action ASAP..
Perhaps you may want to sue for the money. I have no idea how much is involved. or what you did to put them on notice. It may be a simple letter from an attorney may help. If you would like to discuss this further please feel free to call. 818 345-0123
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