Legal Question in Business Law in Virginia

I have a Virginia Prepaid Education plan which pays for 4 semesters of community college. There is no cap or limit on the amount of credits I take per semester. I took two semester classes this summer and paid for them out of my own pocket. However, my college recently sent my prepaid plan the invoice for the two classes and moved the money I paid out of pocket to the falls semester. The Virginia Prepaid plan may not now pay for my final spring semester because it paid for my summer semester. Was it the college's wrong doing to move my payments to the fall semester because I specifically paid for the two summer classes and they reallocated my payment to the next Fall semester. Should my college be responsible to rectify the situation? Should I seek a lawyer to mail them a letter if the college is reluctant to rectify the situation?

Asked on 6/27/12, 10:28 am

Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

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So, rather than seeking to involve an attorney at this juncture, why not

send the college your own written demand that it undertake the measures

necessary to rectify the situation that you've described?

Answered on 6/27/12, 8:28 pm

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