Business Bank Account Frozen?
A frozen or restrained account can stop payroll and operations immediately. This is a legal matter that usually requires prompt, situation-specific guidance from an attorney.
Important: If you have received a lawsuit, judgment, court papers, a bank levy or freeze, or any notice with a deadline, contact a qualified attorney licensed in your state promptly. Submitting a form on this website does not pause any deadline, stop any legal process, or create an attorney-client relationship. Business Debt Relief Group does not provide legal representation.
Why this is urgent
Account freezes typically follow a judgment, restraining notice, or levy. The procedures and any available challenges depend on how the judgment was obtained and the law in the relevant state. Time limits can be short.
If you have received a lawsuit, judgment, court papers, a bank levy or freeze, or any notice with a deadline, contact a qualified attorney licensed in your state promptly. Submitting a form on this website does not pause any deadline, stop any legal process, or create an attorney-client relationship. Business Debt Relief Group does not provide legal representation.
Information an attorney will likely need
- Bank notice of the freeze or levy and the date received
- Any court documents, including judgments or confessions of judgment
- The MCA agreement(s) and guarantees
- Recent account statements
What we can and can't do
We cannot unfreeze accounts, vacate judgments, or give legal advice. Once you've spoken with counsel, you're welcome to contact us about the broader business debt situation.
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