by Wickels on June 18th, 2007

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A former friend who owes me money finally wrote me a check for the last $290. Not very surprisingly, it bounced. What steps can I take to collect these funds? Is his writing the check an admission of monies owed?

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  • by Gideon on June 18th, 2007

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    You have a couple options, depending on your local laws. You can file a police report for a bad check as long as you deposited the check and it was returned for insufficient funds. The police will then pursue the matter.

    You can also sue in civil court for the money. Writing the check isn't an admission of guilt but it doesn indicate a debt owed. However, the friend could say he was lending you money or that this was a done under duress. Hopefully you have a promissory note or receipts for the original $290.

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