Anon Amos 2,247 Posted September 28, 2013 Report Share Posted September 28, 2013 If it were to get sold off, prob. To a JDB, am I still obligated to pay them? You need to see the WRITTEN terms to the settlement agreement. Link to post Share on other sites
bambi 7 Posted September 28, 2013 Author Report Share Posted September 28, 2013 I know Hot, I took it as a compliment, I was just giving you a hard time. Thanks for all of your encouragement, insight, and helpful tips. I am so much better off, not having to worry about this anymore, well. . . not having to work on this case anymore, I still have the payments, which were mine in the first place. Now, it's forward we go, and work, work work to pay it off. Thanks again, to you and everyone, you're all the best. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Flyerfan 442 Posted September 30, 2013 Report Share Posted September 30, 2013 Glad it worked out for you, Bambi. If knowledge is power, you got a lot stronger over the past several months. 2 Link to post Share on other sites
needahand 1 Posted October 3, 2013 Report Share Posted October 3, 2013 Thanks both of you! I think I will be okay, just going to make it. And no trial date yet. Emm...thanks for the like, but I was wrong and I will not make additional discovery requests within timeframe allowed by court. Plaintiff has not responded to my requests for docs in the timeline either. So I am reading on rules on motions in limine. Lame excuses from them in meet & confer. They will send a partial discovery response. Perhaps I would best be served by a motion to reopen discovery. I don't see how a motion to compel helps me much. How could I effectively request admissions or interrogs without a lick of info. Am a little lost, but I know will prevail with all these bright thoughts I am navigating. Any input is much appreciated! Link to post Share on other sites
Anon Amos 2,247 Posted October 7, 2013 Report Share Posted October 7, 2013 Emm...thanks for the like, but I was wrong and I will not make additional discovery requests within timeframe allowed by court. Plaintiff has not responded to my requests for docs in the timeline either. So I am reading on rules on motions in limine. Lame excuses from them in meet & confer. They will send a partial discovery response. Perhaps I would best be served by a motion to reopen discovery. I don't see how a motion to compel helps me much. How could I effectively request admissions or interrogs without a lick of info. Am a little lost, but I know will prevail with all these bright thoughts I am navigating. Any input is much appreciated ***You can file MIL's to strike evidence you have already received from them. You can file MIL's to strike the evidence that is provided to you in the "partial response to discovery" and possibly a MIL to preclude any further evidence (since you did not get it in discovery).*** Link to post Share on other sites
needahand 1 Posted October 7, 2013 Report Share Posted October 7, 2013 Emm...thanks for the like, but I was wrong and I will not make additional discovery requests within timeframe allowed by court. Plaintiff has not responded to my requests for docs in the timeline either. So I am reading on rules on motions in limine. Lame excuses from them in meet & confer. They will send a partial discovery response. Perhaps I would best be served by a motion to reopen discovery. I don't see how a motion to compel helps me much. How could I effectively request admissions or interrogs without a lick of info. Am a little lost, but I know will prevail with all these bright thoughts I am navigating. Any input is much appreciated ***You can file MIL's to strike evidence you have already received from them. You can file MIL's to strike the evidence that is provided to you in the "partial response to discovery" and possibly a MIL to preclude any further evidence (since you did not get it in discovery).*** Thank you for your helpful response. I am going to guess that I may get the discovery soon. Just a guess. But, I know that if I do get it, will definitely be partial. Link to post Share on other sites
