OK, this is a question for life in general, but I’ve noticed on the CIC boards that people make posts like “Court tomorrow - please help!”. Can you say “too late”? I mean, if you’re gonna make an effective defense to the courts you have to at least have 30 seconds to think about things.
Ok, so people want to avoid this as long as possible or they are afraid - we get that. But waiting until the NIGHT BEFORE your court date to even open the paperwork?
It’s not that hard to defend yourself against most debt/credit lawsuits. Usually by filing an answer to the court, they will either dismiss the case or demand better documentation from the plaintiffs (the guys suing you).
Love, K.
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1 LT // Jul 7, 2008 at 9:53 am
I wish filing an answer had caused a dismissal. It has been a little harder than that with Allen Adkins in Lubbock Tx. It is like they have a determination that the suit is their stake in the ground.
So far, Discovery (Admissions, Interrogatories, Production) both ways, Motion for Summary judgment with a book filed electronically with the court. Most of the documentation was about some organization which he accuses me of working with….not true, by the way.
2 Kristy // Jul 7, 2008 at 12:35 pm
So what are your defenses? And is this with a collection agency?
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