could you refuse check?

The court is only doing what they're supposed to do. In this case, they have to forward the check to you.

Whether accept it is your business. If you don't want the check, therefore don't want to keep the tenant, just refuse the check once you get it. If you don't even get it before court day, don't worry. Just show the court the evidence that the tenant has been late, even gave you checks that bounced. I personally think this should be enough.

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• Thanks. I am afraid that my tenant tried to impress the judge -梅花糕- ♀ (205 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 09:54:11

• Go to her bank, and ask to cash it there -sunskitehomes- ♂ (27 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 09:58:29

• if eviction case filed, and she does not want to give up -sisbio- ♀ (68 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 10:13:43

• 梅花糕 should have done that, don't do it now -sunskitehomes- ♂ (0 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 10:20:29

• besides, cashier's check or money order only after 1st -sunskitehomes- ♂ (70 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 10:22:05

• another idea, -sunskitehomes- ♂ (455 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 10:06:30

• Good idea. I will call her bank after receiving her check. -梅花糕- ♀ (50 bytes) () 11/11/2009 postreply 10:49:45