Business ProfileforGoodall Homes

On January 7th, my mother, *********************, asked Goodall Homes to build her a home in ***********, and put down $500 in ******* money and also an additional deposit in the amount of $6850. My mother died on January 31st, ****, and Kelleigh League, a home consultant at Goodall Homes, passed away on January 31st, ****. I spoke to her by telephone and requested that the money my mother gave Goodall Homes be refunded. I was informed by ******** League that I needed to sign a document, which I signed on February 4, ****, to receive my mother's money back. On Monday, February 5th, ****, she informed me that the money would be sent to my mother's bank account. On Friday, February 9th, I informed ******** that the money had not been deposited into my mother's account. She told me that if I did not see the money the following week, I should let her know. On Wednesday, February 14th, ****, I informed ******** that the money had not been deposited in my mother's account. ******** then informed me they had sent out a check instead of wiring the money back to my mom's account. On Thursday, February 15th, I informed ******** that the check had not shown up yet. She informed me the check had been mailed out on February 8th, ****, or February 9th, ****. I informed her that I had checked her mail and it was not there on February 16th, ****, and also on February 21st, ****, that the check was not in my mother's mailbox. It appears that Goodall Homes continues to mislead me about returning my deceased mother's money.