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I am being sued by Zwicker on behalf of Chase


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Hi, I am being sued by Zwicker on behalf of Chase. I have responded to their summons to stop a default judgment and have received their interrogatories. I believe I have found what I need to answer them and respond to them with my own. Can someone tell me what happens after that? This is the first time that I have been through something like this. Any help or answers given would be greatly appreciated.

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You've responded to everything they sent, and you've sent your own discovery requests. Now you wait. Read your court's Rules of Civil Procedure to see how long they have to answer discovery. You should receive their responses within that time period.

If your county posts court cases online, I would keep track of the case to make sure you're aware of everthing that is filed or scheduled. You never know when something might get lost in the mail.

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Now keep in mind that Chase securitizes their credit card receivables in either of the following; Chase Issuance Trust, First USA Credit Card Master Trust and Chase Credit Card Master Trust and you can find this by Googling; Chase Credit Card Master Trust and then selecting Static Pool Index: Credit Card Securitizations. Of course in your Answer and Affirmative Defenses you would site the securitization defense and demand that they produce all sales of the debt, including all trust documents including all investors who have over the years purchased certificates of ownership of the receivables. Makes them want to take their ball and go home.

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