I have been banking for several years at California Bank and Trust, which originally was XXXX XXXX. My husband was added to my account in 2001. My husband was diagnosed with XXXX-which is an XXXX protected XXXX in 2007. This XXXX affects a person 's judgement and causes XXXX. I informed my contact at the bank, XXXX XXXX, and he informed the branch in XXXX where we usually do business and they were helpful. My husband does n't do much banking, does n't write checks, he mainly went there to have coffee and chat. 
Unfortunately, XXXX XXXX was forced out of his position in XX/XX/XXXX and that 's when my problems with CBT began. My husband believed I had forged his State Franchise Tax board refund from 3 years ago and wanted to get his money back. The money was debited from our account. I got a call from XXXX, the operations manager and explained the situation and thought that was the end of it. 
I had XXXX the following week and when I got home there was a letter stating that the bank was closing our account because they " no longer felt comfortable '' with us as clients. 
I feel that this is a violation of my husband 's protection as a XXXX XXXX. 
Since I was in no postion to go out shopping for a new bank, I offered to close our joint account and get one solely in my name at the XXXX branch and that was refused. 
On 10 different occasions, I attempted to contact administrators of CBT or their parent bank, Zion bank and never received a call back to me. 
The best I could get was they would keep my account open until XXXX XXXX and they did n't even abide by that-I got a returned check charge from the Gas Company because CBT woul n't clear a check on XX/XX/XXXX which was a clear violation of their agreed policyI feel that they both discriminated against us and violated fair banking practices 
