Is it legal to take custody of someone's assets without notifying them or allowing them to access them?

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Is it legal to take custody of someone's assets without notifying them or allowing them to access them?

Asked almost 3 years ago

Human Interest's company have hijacked my assets without notifying me. For one month (so far), they have rejected my attempts to view, manage, or withdraw my own assets from them. I never authorized Human Interest to take custody of my assets, and was never informed of their intention to do so. What they're doing should be criminal.

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Gregg G. · Answer 1 · 2022-05-04T09:43:19-05:00

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Gregg G.

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Answered almost 3 years ago

SAME WITH ME. THEY ARE HORRIBLE.

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Mitzy B. · Answer 2 · 2022-04-25T12:53:45-05:00

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Answered almost 3 years ago

Adam, can you please reach out to our team - advocate@humaninterest.com? They'll be able to assist you best. Thanks!

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Hi Mitzy, thank you for your suggestion. As I explained in another thread, I did indeed reach out to that email address and nothing was resolved. It has now been 6 weeks and I see no measurable progress. Just broken promises and empty apologies.

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Is it legal to take custody of someone's assets without notifying them or allowing them to access them?

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