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I am receiving a lot of information from people that the Court is trying to compel people to keep a credit card on file with their respective appointed Experts. I also see many law firms requesting the same thing. IMO, most law firms’ Retention Agreement is extraordinarily vague and does not allow for any accountability, but beyond that. I do not know why anyone would ever keep a credit card on file with anyone or any entity. Personally, I don’t do it for any of my routine Bills. However, if I were, I would keep a pay-as-you-go credit card (many banks offer them under your account). By doing a pass-as-you-go, you can control your expenditures and not have that accidental charge by the law firm that the Credit Card Company will not credit back to you.
I am suggesting this practice, not to avoid payment, but to ensure you can balance your house budget for this expenditure, and if it comes unexpectedly or in dispute of your understanding, unraveling it becomes a nightmare.