Almost a year after a Broward circuit judge ordered BB&T to stop trying to get money from a Palm Beach County woman, her bank finally unfroze her account, her attorney said.
A Bank of America account held by Amy Kodsi, a Romanian immigrant living in Boca Raton, was frozen with $720,000 in it in early 2013. The move followed court judgments obtained by creditors against her husband, Joseph Kodsi, totaling more than $4 million, according to court records.
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