On December 2, Chase Automotive Finance debited $1000 out of my daughter's checking account. She did not authorize this transaction and had no idea that this was being done until she checked her account and found it overdrawn by $1200. My daughter and her ex had just received their final divorce decree and her husband was ordered to pay the shortfall on a pickup truck that he had Chase reposess.
When my daughter called them to find out what happened they were rude and nasty to her and refuse to return the money.
How can they get away with going into some one's checking account and removing money with out prior authorization?
They told her that they would not close the account till all the money was paid in full, for the shortfall on the truck. According to the judge, she is not legally liable for the money owed as the debt was ordered to be paid by her ex husband according to the divorce degree.
Any advise as to how to get this money returned would be greatly appreciated.
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