SOL letter to CA, now "Plantiff's Request for Admission

[Chammie218]

Received a letter from the Sheriff, sent a SOL letter to the CA and a copy to the court house.

Now the Collection Agency sent me a "PLANTIFF'S REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS TO DEFENT" letter, in it there are 12 questions they want me to answer. 1 personal information. 2.everyone I have told 3. everyone I am going to call to testify. 4. all the written info I have, and so on and so on.

I am hoping the ANSWER is to send them another SOL letter. Feel if I answer their questions I am admitting something I shouldn't

Do I send another letter with my SOL defense

Last payment to credit card was Dec 2000.

[Recovering Attorney]

SLow down! Sounds like you are in a lawsuit. And what they send you sounds more like general discovery demnds rather than a Demand for Admissions. Though you need to carefully answer the latter.

[codename_fortyseven]

Check your state's rules of civil procedures for the exact objections you can raise.

I'd object to personal information, as it is not relevant to the matter at hand and it is already available to the plaintiff.

I'd object to the request regarding everyone told as not relevant.

If it is SOL have you mentioned this to the court in your answer yet?

I'd be asking about their Bar association number or something pretty soon too. Suing on a debt you know is SOL can't be right.

[Chammie218]

The CA wants me to answer the questions then return it to them within 30 days, also there is a NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PLAINTIFF'S INTERROGATORIES TO DEFENDANT.

If I answer their questions will I not be admitting fault.

[Recovering Attorney]

If you need more time to answer, send the lawyers a letter telling them you need 60 days or so.

The questions regarding who you have spoken to about this, and what evidence you have, are normal disscovery questions.