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Tracey McCay

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Tracey McCay

Firm: Kentucky Legal Aid

1700 Destiny Ln , Bowling Green , Kentucky 42104

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

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Recent Q&As in Kentucky (Consumer Protection)

Kentucky: Former co-borrower is ignoring attempts to negotiate a joint escrow refund check—what legal remedy do I have? | Aug 1, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Kenton County, Kentucky. My former fiancée and I jointly owned a house and were both borrowers on the mortgage. We were never married. The house was sold and the mortgage was paid off earlier this year. Citizens Bank issued a final mortgage escrow refund of $1,771.86. An earlier check dated February 2026 was apparently sent to our former address and was never negotiated. Citizens is now sending a replacement check to me. Citizens confirmed that the replacement check will be payable to: [My name] AND [former fiancée’s name] I contacted Citizens and asked whether they could: Issue two separate checks; Change “and” to “or”; Issue the check only to me with authorization to send her share; Or provide another form of payment. Citizens told me they would not do any of those things and would only issue one check payable jointly to both borrowers. I am also requesting that answer in writing. I contacted the Fifth Third branch in Newport, Kentucky, where I bank. They confirmed that both payees must be physically present in the branch at the same time, show identification and endorse the check. However, the bank is willing to place us in completely separate offices so we would not have to see or interact with each other. I have repeatedly contacted my former fiancée in writing. I disclosed the full amount immediately, offered her $885.93, and explained the separate-office arrangement. I offered to work around her schedule. I sent an initial text, followed up approximately 48…
HVAC Home Warranty Dispute | Jul 25, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Kentucky My HVAC has had issues since 6 months after I bought my home. I have a 2 year home warranty that ends in November. Recently, the air conditioning stopped working completely. I had an independent contractor come out and tell me a I had a leak in my system, which resulted in the pipes outside freezing over. The independent contractor told me it needed to be replaced. I called the warranty company and they sent someone out. The warranty contractor topped my 25 year old, non-retrofitted, R22 system with R422B refrigerant and left the premises in about 10 minutes. For those who aren’t familiar with HVAC, this is a big no-no and can cause a lot of issues, mixing refrigerant is prohibited. Thankfully I got the whole thing on camera. This was a month ago. I did not complain because I figured they knew something I didn’t, like maybe my system had been retrofit before I bought the place. Fast forward to last week, I call the warranty company again because my thermostat is always reading above the temperature it’s set to. I request a different contractor, they oblige. This new warranty contractor tells me the coil is dirty and he has to get authorization to work on it. I tell him the contractor from a month ago put in the R422B at which point he told me my system is NOT retrofit and that the issues I’m having are consistent with mixed refrigerant. I complain to the…

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