How can I make sure the judge knows I've been making payments to a victim, nobodies regulating payments?

Question

I make money order payments to a victim, but I'm on probation, so if the victims attorney is a disorganized jerk which he is, his stupidity can violate my probation, but I make payments according to what the judge says, HOW SHOULD I PREPARE MYSELF FOR THE NEXT COURT DATE???????

Answer 1

copy of all the reciept, and I would send the money certified mail to have a reciept of delivery also.

And in general the judge don't care unless the other side files a complaint

Answer 2

Keep the stub that came connected to your money order, it is the only way to track it, it is also the only way to get a new one if for some reason the original gets lost in the mail. If you want to cover yourself really well, you may also want to make a photo copy of the money order after you fill it out and even have the receiver sign a form stating they received it from you and when. You can probably contact the money order company too and confirm that it was cashed.

Answer 3

Keep all the stubs and receipts from the money orders. The receipts will show the date the money order was purchased, and the stubs will show that was indeed purchased. In addition, if you are sending it by mail, get delivery confirmation or such. That will make sure there is a record that the funds were indeed delivered and maybe signed for.

Answer 4

Are you getting receipts for these payments? Are you keeping record of each money order? Put them all in order, and make a listing of each payment before you next court appearance.

Answer 5

Well hopefully you've kept all receipts. Just be sure you bring "all" of the receipts when you go to court. You should start photocopying the money order also before sending them out,this way you have double proof and thirdly if you can afford it, send it by registered mail, that way they have to sign for it and you have more proof that you've paid and that they received payment.

Answer 6

Keep a photo copy of the money orders and the stub off of them. Also, can you send the payments by certified mail? That way you have proof that they signed for it.

Another way is to pay a third party vendor and let them pay the person.

Answer 7

Bring copies of the money order receipt. You may in the future make them sign a doc indicating that you did indeed make payment on the due date.

Answer 8

if your paying with money orders you will have the receipt. keep a log of when you pay, how much and the date and attach the receipt from the money order, this will do for the judge, you just have to keep good records so you can show proof, this is why you need receipts from the money orders, dont ever pay with cash even if they give your a receipt as they can dispute that it is not their signature......good luck

Answer 9

Always keep copies of all payments...Money Orders are great. They show both amount and date as well as the payee. At great difficulty (if you didn't keep the Money Order stubs) you can approach the Money Order issuer for copies...this is troublesome but it can be done.

Answer 10

Keep all the records of the MO you have sent. It is suposed to be up to the victim to keep track and let the court know when the debt is paid.