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Has your business account been frozen or emptied by a court “legal order debit,” garnishment, or out‑of‑state judgment?

Visit our Support page to:

Find direct links to key regulators (CFPB, OCC, FDIC, state AGs)

See other documented cases, studies, and news on bank garnishments

Learn how to organize your own documents, timeline, and complaints

We cannot give legal advice, but we can point you to the agencies, resources, and real‑world examples that helped us start fighting back.

Optimized Strategies for Account Security

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CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau)  
OCC (Office Of the Comptroller of the Currency) 

Other Resources 
FDIC, state AGs

Support & Next Steps

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Wells Fargo Legal Order Watch

My website is an independent blog and information hub documenting how Wells Fargo “legal order debits” and out‑of‑state judgments can freeze small‑business bank accounts. It shares my personal case (New York judgment used against a Texas debtor‑in‑possession account), explains legal issues like domestication and notice, and helps connect other small‑business owners and consumers who have experienced similar Wells Fargo account freezes or legal orders.
