If my account is frozen because of a court case verdict, how long does it take to have it unfrozen?
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The duration of the freeze will depend on many variables. For example, it will depend on state or federal law, the court that approved the order to freeze the account, the caseload of the attorneys involved and the disposition of the case. It's possible the account can't be released until any judgment has been satisfied and appropriately recorded with the court. Your best source for the answer to your question will be your attorney or the clerk of the court having jurisdiction of the case.
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The duration of the freeze will depend on many variables. For example, it will depend on state or federal law, the court that approved the order to freeze the account, the caseload of the attorneys involved and the disposition of the case. It's possible the account can't be released until any judgment has been satisfied and appropriately recorded with the court. Your best source for the answer to your question will be your attorney or the clerk of the court having jurisdiction of the case.
