What can you do if a defendant isn’t paying into your escrow account? There are two ways to deal with this: either you can contact the defendant or try to get your money back by yourself. If you contact the defendant, you will be violating any agreement you entered when the case was settled. However, if you don’t contact the defendant, you may have some grounds for action. As long as the defendant hasn’t stopped paying into the escrow account, you can get in touch with your attorney to take the matter back to court.

The defendant can stop paying into an escrow account

There are several reasons why a defendant might stop paying into an escrow account. First, the defendant is given some leeway to procure the funds. In some cases, the agreement calls for specific payments to be made at particular times, and for many years. Your attorney will explain when you can expect to receive your payments. This may be helpful for people who need extra money for extra expenses.