Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Connecticut

Re: Court Ordered withdrawal trust account

The bank should release the money without further order of the court. Most of the current such court orders (forms) state this. I would be happy to take a look at this matter for you. Please give me a call to arrange to fax the papers to me after we have had a chance to talk about it. Should not be very expensive so long as no court appearances or motions are necessary.

Re: Court Ordered withdrawal trust account

If your daughter cannot afford to hire an attorney, she may seek help from the Judge Advocate General's corps. These are military lawyers who help military personnel deal with legal problems. (They also do other things, of course.) This should not be a complicated problem.

Re: Court Ordered withdrawal trust account

Thanks for your inquiry. You didn't mention what type of account was set up for your daughter, other than it was a "court ordered withdrawal savings account". Perhaps this was proceeds from a minor's personal injury case or a probate matter? At any rate, what you need is to bring a motion before the court, with a declaration that she is above the age of 18, and attach an order for the judge to sign.

I have an office in Riverside, and I'd be happy to handle everything for a low fee. Even though your daughter's in Germany, only her signature on a declaration is required, which we can do through the mail or via international courier.

Thanks, and please feel free to email me directly, or call at 1-877-568-2977 (toll free) if you would like more help.

Re: Court Ordered withdrawal trust account

you should call the atny who originally handled the claim for free help.