I paid an attorney $2, 000 on August 29. He decided not to take my case to file for me to have custody of my grandchildren. John Pfister. I have emails showing his confusion through this.
He sent me a termination letter on September 23, 2019.
He did not refund my $2, 000.
He decided to represent my daughter for HER to get custody.
He assumed that he could apply the $2, 000 to my daughter's case.
I did not agree with this decision for her to file custody, as she would loose...and she did.
I did not sign anywhere to apply the $2, 000 to my daughter.
This was 2 opposing cases against each other.
She paid her OWN FEES!
I disputed this payment as he never refunded. The case continued and is still not settled.
She had to hire another attorney because this same guy came to court unprepared, acted like he was on something as in being non coherent.
My dispute was denied. The rude gentleman said the attorney sent in the contact that I signed and that there was not a refund. His name was Ethan # 0178...very disrespectful to me and argumentative.
THIS CONTRACT was terminated on September 23, 2019...so everything "in" That contract was terminated...he terminated his representation of me.
The termination letter was sent.
No where did I ever agree to give $2, 000 to my daughter.
Why would I even do that as I did not agree with this Attorney's choice to represent my daughter...as I knew he would loose.
The new attorney that my daughter had to hire to clean up this guys mess said he did not even file proper papers with the court.
My dispute number is #[protected]. Please re open my claim and approve the credit of my $2, 000.
This is wrong.
I have been with Wells Forgo for 24 years!
Kathryn Lardie
[protected]
This sounds like more of a civil dispute and not one the bank should be involved with. If you disagree with the charge, file in small claims court and have the dispute settled there.