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stapler1
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My husband, a musician, played in a club in Louisiana for a weekend. The clubowner, a friend of my husband's, paid the musicians in the band in cash for the amount agreed. However, he paid my husband, the band leader, $100 less than the amount agreed, plus he wrote my husband a check for $500, which came back to our account as NSF. The clubowner was also to pay for the hotel accomodations for the band. He refused when it came time to pay the bill, and my husband had to pay for them.
Because it was NSF, several of our checks posted to our account for NSF, causing us to pay $1021 in fees to our bank, plus repaying the checks that had been written.
We have spoken on three different occasions with the clubowner and manager in regards to payment. They keep promising it to go out on a particular day, and we never receive payment. We do have the NSF $500 check back from our bank. Should we have a warrant filed? What is the quickest way to recover our money, of course depending on their willingness to pay it, and will we have to go to court in Louisiana? We live in Tennessee. Thank you.
Because it was NSF, several of our checks posted to our account for NSF, causing us to pay $1021 in fees to our bank, plus repaying the checks that had been written.
We have spoken on three different occasions with the clubowner and manager in regards to payment. They keep promising it to go out on a particular day, and we never receive payment. We do have the NSF $500 check back from our bank. Should we have a warrant filed? What is the quickest way to recover our money, of course depending on their willingness to pay it, and will we have to go to court in Louisiana? We live in Tennessee. Thank you.