My son's girlfriend (23) both left for a 1 week vacation. During that time they decided to leave the state and try and find jobs in another state and get married. Her Mother became very upset and reported that her daughter had stolen her credit card. The daughter had previously used her Mom's credit cards before. So now there will be a probably cause hearing later this month, with the complaint giving 12 charges of larceny over $250.00 dollars. My Son and his wife had planned on repaying the money.
The question I have is what is the best course to take.
1.) Contact the Credit Card company and make repayment arrangements and see if the Credit Card company will drop the complaint.
2.) Go ahead and start sending in payments to the Credit card company to show the Court that the charges are being paid.
3.) At the probable cause hearing, bring up the fact she had used her Mothers credit card previously and did not steal it.
In my opinion, all the credit card company wants is their money., rightfully so. But I am checking to see if they can just get the whole thing dropped and go about their new lives and repay the charges.
State = MA (US)
The question I have is what is the best course to take.
1.) Contact the Credit Card company and make repayment arrangements and see if the Credit Card company will drop the complaint.
2.) Go ahead and start sending in payments to the Credit card company to show the Court that the charges are being paid.
3.) At the probable cause hearing, bring up the fact she had used her Mothers credit card previously and did not steal it.
In my opinion, all the credit card company wants is their money., rightfully so. But I am checking to see if they can just get the whole thing dropped and go about their new lives and repay the charges.
State = MA (US)
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