Your recourse is to sue the bank for breach of contract, deceptive business practices and slander of title, force the bank to prove that their accounting is in error, and if you win you get your money back and you get your attorney's fees reimbursed -- and if you prove fraud in the process, then you can get exemplary damages, which means that the jury can award you additional money to punish the bank for it's bad acts.

You can complain to the state attorney general, but they may not take your case or get back to you in time to help.

For a competent civil litigation attorney referral, see this link.

Note;: If I already gave you these links previously, I apologize, but better to be safe than sorry -- as the old saying goes.

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