Legal Processes Affecting Savings Accounts Sample Clauses

Legal Processes Affecting Savings Accounts. If legal action such as a garnishment, levy or other state or federal legal process (“Legal Process”) is brought against the Savings Account, we may refuse to permit (or may limit) transfers from it until the Legal Process is satisfied or dismissed. Regardless of the terms of such garnishment, levy or other state or federal process, we have first claim to any and all funds in your Savings Account. We will not contest on your behalf any such Legal Process and may take action to comply with such Legal Process as we determine to be appropriate in the circumstances without liability to you, even if any funds we may be required to pay out leaves insufficient funds for a transfer you have authorized. Payment is made after satisfying any fees, charges or other debts owed to us. You agree that you are responsible for any expenses, including legal expenses and fees we incur due to any Legal Process affecting your Savings Account. We may charge these expenses to your Savings Account. You will indemnify us for any losses if we do this.
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Legal Processes Affecting Savings Accounts. If legal action such as a garnishment, levy or other state or federal legal process ("Legal Process") is brought against the Varo Savings Account, we may refuse to permit (or may limit) transfers from the Varo Savings Account until the Legal Process is satisfied or dismissed. Regardless of the terms of such garnishment, levy, or other state or federal process, we have first claim to any and all funds in your Varo Savings Account. We will not contest on your behalf any such Legal Process and may take action to comply with such Legal Process as we determine to be appropriate in the circumstances without liability to you, even if any funds we may be required to pay out leaves insufficient funds for a transfer you have authorized. Payment is made after satisfying any fees, charges or other debts owed to us. You agree that you are responsible for any expenses, including legal expenses and fees we incur due to any Legal Process affecting your Varo Savings Account. We may charge these expenses to your Varo Savings Account or any account that you have with us. You will indemnify us for any losses if we do this.
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Legal Processes Affecting Savings Accounts. If legal action such as a garnishment, levy or other state of federal legal process ("Legal Process") is brought against the Savings Account, we may refuse to permit (or may limit) transfers from it until the Legal Process is satisfied or dismissed. Regardless of the terms of such garnishment, levy or other state or federal process, we have first claim to any and all funds in your Savings Account. We will not contest on your behalf any such Legal Process and may take action to comply with such Legal Process as we determine to be appropriate in the circumstances without liability to you, even if any funds we may be required to pay out leaves insufficient funds for a transfer you have authorized. Payment is made after satisfying any fees, charges or other debts owed to us. You agree that you are responsible for any expenses, including legal expenses and fees we incur due to any Legal Process affecting your Savings Account. We may charge these expenses to your Savings Account. You will indemnify us for any losses if we do this. Account Inactivity and Escheatment For purposes of this paragraph, customer-initiated activity includes any Online Transfers you make to or from the Savings Account. Additionally, a Savings Account that is inactive for a period of time may be considered dormant and is subject to escheatment. Each state has varying laws as to when an account is subject to escheatment and we may be required to send the balance in your Account to the state of your last known address. We will make all reasonable efforts to contact you before transferring the remaining balance of your Account to the applicable state. For an Account with an international address, the funds will be transferred to the State of Tennessee.
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