Both account holders are the liable
party in a joint account.
Not exact matches
Hillary Clinton
in the first three months of the year raised $ 33 million into a
joint account her campaign formed with Democratic
Party committees, according to a report filed Friday night with the Federal Election Commission.
Clinton
in the first three months of the year raised $ 33 million into a
joint account her campaign formed with Democratic
Party committees, according to a report filed Friday night with the FEC.
Tenants -
in - common: A
joint account in which, if one
party to the
account dies, his or her share goes to his or her estate, not to the surviving tenant (s)-
in - common.
This isn't a common practice
in some other countries, so for some people
in this situation they may have to use a
joint account or have both
parties present at the bank.
Yes, BancorpSouth does allow a minor to have an
account as long as it is a multiple -
party account and a parent or guardian (over the age of 18, 19
in Alabama) is a
joint owner of the
account.
Due to third -
party transaction regulations, funds can only be returned to an
account / card
in the same name (or
joint) as your EightCap trading
account.
For example, if you are issued a tax refund by the U.S. Treasury, or any check that is payable to both
parties, you will only be able to deposit that check
in a
joint account that has both persons as signatories.
Are you sure about the statement «if you are issued a tax refund by the U.S. Treasury, or any check that is payable to both
parties, you will only be able to deposit that check
in a
joint account that has both persons as signatories.»?
In layman's terms, just because the court orders one of the
parties to pay a debt obligation, it doesn't release the other spouse from liability on the
account if it was originally opened as a co-signed
account or
joint account.
In particularly acrimonious divorces, it's not unusual for one
party to clean out
joint savings and checking
accounts and cancel
joint credit cards.
On appeal, Bedic argued that the trial judge erred (1)
in his findings with respect to two of the properties, and (2)
in finding that he had improperly taken money from the
parties»
joint account.
Wife, however, withdrew these funds from the
joint account and created a new
account in her and her parents» names after the
parties filed for divorce.
Rob Ellerby, president of the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT), states that while CIOT is supportive of HMRC's consultation, there are serious issues that need to be addressed: «If someone has a
joint bank
account, what redress does the «innocent
party»
in the relationship have?
A mediator who never interviews the
parties separately or a guardian ad litem who conducts only
joint interviews with a child's parents can not expect to hear the abused partner's
account of abuse
in the relationship.