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Re: Parner owes me money back on Investment check

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Re: Parner owes me money back on Investment check

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You did not mention whether or not there was a written agreement. If so, it should set forth how and when you are to be repaid and given your profits. If all the houses were sold over a year ago, it sounds as if that time should have already come. If your "partner" refuses to pay you your share, then you will need to take him or her to court immediately although it may even be too late if all the monies have disappeared.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.