past trouble with banks catching up with me...

i work at a transitional living program for homeless youth... one of the legal troubles commonly run in to regarding economics are banking problems the youth develop while they're on or in risk of living on the streets.

several years ago a client of mine wrote several bad checks and also made false deposits at her atm... she is pretty much black listed from all banking institutions... she's now financially prepared to pay off her debt, and in fact wants to open a new bank account. how do i go about assisting her in this effort?

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face=" Arial, Verdana, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jeff16:
i work at a transitional living program for homeless youth... one of the legal troubles commonly run in to regarding economics are banking problems the youth develop while they're on or in risk of living on the streets.

several years ago a client of mine wrote several bad checks and also made false deposits at her atm... she is pretty much black listed from all banking institutions... she's now financially prepared to pay off her debt, and in fact wants to open a new bank account. how do i go about assisting her in this effort?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


My response:

Other than walking into a bank with her for moral support, there's nothing YOU can do for her. It's between her and a bank willing to take a chance on her.

When is it that hell freezes over?

IAAL


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