Is it necessary to get advice from lawyers possessing unrivaled knowledge and experience?

Hello, Tracy -

See your earlier question and the answer by Sock Puppet here:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t26874371-connect_speaker_wires_no_plugs_logic

Note: You could have gone to your Fixya.com account and looked at your earlier question and seen the answer by Sock Puppet.

Best wishes.

First of all, who shares an account like that business or otherwise? BAD idea. Even your accountant never need access. However; your LAWYER might.
* Log into your PayPal account.
* Click on the gear image you see at the top of your PayPal page in the upper left corner.
* Click on the gray HELP button at the bottom left of the page
* Locate the "Find answers by topic" and scroll down to My Account and then, click on Login and password.
* Click the top link, "How do I change my password?" Then, take the steps necessary to do it.
* Click the back arrow in your browser to take you back to the HELP page. FIRST off: Only the original owner of the account SHOULD have had access to it, period. Never trust anyone with your account in business, unless it's your lawyer - ONLY if necessary for legal matters. If it is YOUR account, YOUR contact information should be contained in the sign up phase. If not, you have something to rectify.Firt of all, who shares an account like that business or otherwise? Even your accountant never need access. However; your LAWYER might.
* At the top, there is a number to call: 1-888-221-1161. Below that, your are provided with a one time passcode. Write it down and CALL. You only have 60 minutes to use it or you will have to resubmite this info. You will need to explain your situation to the person you speak with and go from there.