My concern is that the probate resolution takes longer than the additional 30 days beyond the closing date specified in the contract, or the seller and his attorney drag their feet on purpose.

Meant we were trained to help the parties come to a resolution on their on but not engage directive compromise or “I think the judge will” kind of steering.

Many cities have their council meetings and resolutions posted online.

We haven’t paid the bill yet and are waiting for them to offer a resolution. 2.

That was the era of the Resolution Trust Corporation and banks where being closed down daily. 

That said, if customers have to that lever to get action / resolution to issue it not a sustainable process.

That is a really lousy situation and I can only hope you find a resolution that works.

Are you just curious, or maybe there's some inheritance dispute that needs resolution?

Here's a link to higher resolution images, along with some detail about where the data comes from: https://www.kwanlin.com/analys...

But every customer service rep and executive resolution specialist I talk to at USAA says they've never heard of that confirmation number.The closing attorney partner is saying they will do all they can to save the deal, but the seller is trying to close on their purchase at the same time and those lenders will start to put pressure on him, probably by tomorrow (which would be 48 hours after I initiated the transfer).