Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: Escrow Refund due

Yes, you have rights. You are faced with a very unique situation and need legal assistance as soon as possible. The escrow company, as well as the conservator/receiver, are both under fiduciary duties with respect to your property. Both parties should also be insured. If you are owed money, you need to make a claim for it. If we can be of assistance, please don't hesitate to call.

Re: Escrow Refund due

You may have a lawsuit and should be able to file an administrative claim. Please contact our office for review of your documentation and for consultation.

Re: Escrow Refund due

You bet you have rights of my first question is why haven't you consulted with a real estate attorney. That is the first thing I would advise you to do. I do not understand why no one will "take your calls or your e-mails ". Therefore, the people were dealing with your money have a fiduciary responsibility to you, the highest duty since it is your money they are dealing with. If you've suffered damages as a result of not receiving the monies that you should have received than you might additionally have a claim for those damages. Because of the nature the situation know this is unique as I am not encountered a title company that has been seized under the circumstances and over 30 years of practice. My advice is as I stayed in my first sentence, get to an attorney immediately. I am in the San Francisco Bay Area and if you wish to consult with me my phone number is 925 -- 945 -- 6000.