I am writing this to help my sister and her husband out a bit. Last year they had sold their home in Washington, DC and moved out to an apartment complex in Beltsville/Calverton, Maryland. All was fine until they decided to have their financial papers looked at and make the best of the monies that they had received.
So, without knowing where to go exactly, they chose to find someone in the Calverton/Beltsville area. They sought the help of a CPA in the Centerpark complex development across the street from the Centerpark movie Theatre.
This woman charged them $150 an hour to handle the paperwork. My sister and her husband awaited for a period of time, and then decided to contact the woman to find out what was going on. They got only voice mail responses, leaving messages all the time, but the woman never returned the calls. I was told she traveled a lot. Anyway, one day, they got a letter from the IRS that told them that they had taken $34,000 from their account. They were stunned. No one notified that this transaction was going to take place.
Yes, indeed they old past money to the IRS, but they were suppose to have sat down with the CPA and have all of this matter discussed to them. So, my sister asks that I do something for them (investigate), and see if they can obtain a pro bono attorney in Maryland that handles matters with CPA's and the charges that they seek from their clients. My sister and her husband feel that the CPA did not do her job to protect their investment.
If there is a pro bono attorney out there that can handle this matter, please call my sister Teresa at 202- (REDACTED FOR SECURITY PURPOSES), or email me, her sister, Audrey, at (REDACTED FOR SECURITY PURPOSES).
I thank you in advance.
Sincerely,
Ac
Beltsville, Maryland
U.S.A.
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