Parents Bouncing Checks To Team

[DntEventrip]

Yeah, Take it to the station where your Hubby Works!!! If he does indeed work there why didn't he think of it before, and you had to come on a softball message board to get legal advice?

[bucndranch]

No, not my hubby, that you miss understood. The hubby, dad or bank account signer of the bad check, he is the one in law enforcement!

[smovie]

Either way they were wrong. Bad check writing is wrong, if they did it once they will do it again, So save the next team what you have gone thru. File a complaint with the police.

[Skarp]

Come on. Let it go. Count your blessings they left when they did. Above all, don't mess with the kids future. The parents are already doing a good enough job if they are the type parents you described. She doesn't need any help from you. Why penalize her for the actions of her parents - after all, it's $100, chump change in the big scheme of things.

For what it's worth.

People like that count on everyone just letting it go.

[Sam]

File a formal complaint with SoCal ASA. It costs $75, but you should get it back. Be sure to let SoCal ASA know that these people quit for no good reason and caused your team to go to ASA Western Nationals with only 9 players.

I would also make a point of calling every team they sign up to play on from now until their DD is 18....I would also call college coaches when they are older and let them know that their parents are people of very low character....but...thats me....and I might be a little over the top.

yeah calling college coaches and messing with the kids future because her parents did the wrong thing isnt right either. I would pursue it but not go to the extreme of basically ruining the girls college chancesthe kid might not even know that her parents cancelled the check. Just something to think about.

Two-way street....Gold coaches have to tell the college coaches what they know about the kid and their family or they lose credibility. If you don't, you potentially hurt many more young players because the college coaches don't believe what you say.