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Is it legal for collector to motion SJ using US mail


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In my state, a Plaintiff can file for summary judgment with the court, but send me a copy of the MSJ in the mail. An MSJ is not a summons. It doesn't have to be served. See what your court rules state about a summary judgment.

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Never go a week without checking the case online, calling the clerk (not judge's office), or going to the courthouse and checking the status of the case. If you're pro-se that means you act as an attorney. An attorney stays (or should) proactive and makes sure nothing sneaks up on them that will harm their client (you are the client).

However, to answer your question, generally speaking, sending a motion for summary judgment by U.S. mail if fine.

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I have already lost to LVNV Funding because I did not respond properly?

I would like to appeal that case if it is not too late 13 calender days since hearing. I read here to send a strong letter opposing the "facts" and a demand letter for "Proof of debt"? Is this right?

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Now that SJ has been allowed with LVNV , another company showed up using the same tactic after previous summons and a sworn denial response from me. Same pattern. I can't let it happen again. What really upsets me is that the judge allows these BS affidavits as evidence. I mean I could put together an affidavit saying LVNV funding and its subsidiaries are all terrorists and notorize it. Does that make it proof?

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