Seagull Posted July 17, 2007 Report Share Posted July 17, 2007 From reading this forums and a couple of others, I understand that I can have certain documents stricken due to heresay. Also, from what I understand, one is perjury -- because it's an affidavit from a JDB employee stating that he has complete knowledge of the debt, recordkeeping, etc. I'm sure that somebody else has already posted a "sample." Can somebody please direct me to another post or help me with my wording?PS: I turned in my amended answers, affirmative defenses and counterclaims, along with an opposition to summary judgment. I just wanted to say thanks to all that posted -- because I sure did learn a lot! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Seagull Posted July 18, 2007 Author Report Share Posted July 18, 2007 Here is some more info that is requested in one of the pinned topics above.I'm being sued by a JDB in circuit court. I sent letters of validation when they sent me letters stating they owned my account. They never responded. I don't recall ever having such an account. If so, it would certainly be SOL. (I thought that I had paid off all creditors in the late 80's.) Just in case, I have pled this defense in my pleadings.They have attached the alleged OC's credit card agreement, a purchase agreement between a different OC and Unifund that does not have any sort of authenticity attached, a bill of sale from Unifund to JDB, a spreadsheet they created with little information except last payment date (they say it was 05/02!) and amount due; and a notarized statement from their company saying that they can testify to the accuracy of this account, blah blah blah.I really need to Motion to Strike all of the above under heresay and get that sent off to the court this week. Can somebody please help???I am having to fight this case pro se. My boyfriend and I just simply do not have the income to hire an attorney. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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