Home
Public Forum
Credit Reports
Apply For Cards
Credit Directory
Credit Overview
Credit Problems
Credit News
International
Credit Glossary
Purchase Books
Credit Laws
Business Credit
Merchant Accts
   

LR, Questing Beast -- Haven't you heard? (forgive me, poor lawyer)


[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Credit Forum Index ]

Posted by lucy (63.10.144.238) on September 18, 2002 at 13:43:55:

In Reply to: Re: Well, here's the court report from Mon, 9/16 posted by LR on September 18, 2002 at 01:39:19:

This one is as old as the hills and has been ripped off for many purposes so you have all probably heard some version of it.

How do you know when your lawyer is lying?

His lips are moving!

And that's YOUR lawyer.

The other guy's lawyer may be craftier, telling you the truth one time, and leading you to the canoe on the well-known creek the next time.

Questing Beast, do not even be surprised if you get sme kind of notice from "JJ in KC" that starts out, "Per your verbal agreement with our Trust Sub-Layer, we offer the following Settlement Plan ..."

On the other hand, "JJ in KC" is really calling the shots. S/He could have tapped Trusty Sub from ANY legal specialty to appear on this date for him or for her to save $$ on planefare. Trusty Sub, you must remember, was there to file DEFAULT MOTIONS. And may have the datum on contract SOL and credit card debt straight from "JJ in KC" wondering aloud how come ANYONE would go to the trouble of suing for ANY debt under $5000 or more: a contract was signed.

And that's LOGICAL. At some time you DID fill out that application, which, when flipped over, has a whole gaggle of contracted provisions that the Creditor can change at ANY time. This would make perfect sense to an honest-type sub lawyer whose specialty was malpractice suits against brain surgeons or even an honest-type deadbeat if his or her access to INFORMATION were restricted to simple logic and stuff like that.

As pointed out last month, LOGIC has little to do with LAWSUITS. Getting the WHOLE TRUTH into your testimony is tricky enough, as I pointed out. Knowing WHICH MOTION to file, whether to ANSWER or merely appear and via some motion challenge the basis for the lawsuit you are in was something poor lawyer pointed out eloquently, and we still had someone make THE move that would narrow DEFENSES when the major game began to move to practically zip. Because that person started telling the story from beginning to end, instead of telling the END first (SOL has run on this debt) and challeging the CAUSE OF ACTION, am I clear on that bit of legalese, poor lawyer?

You did read the entire document you jointly signed, I trust, Questing Beast? About the only good thing I can say for any legal action I've been a party to is that FINE PRINT is not allowed, and the judge is generally happy to explain any mumbo-jumbo you don't understand. Unless s/he is the type of judge who really HATES those fools who have their own self for a lawyer for that very same reason.

lucy


Follow Ups:



Post a Followup

Name:
E-Mail:

Subject:

Comments:


[ Follow Ups ]   [ Post Followup ]   [ Credit Forum Index ]

 

    Top Of Page

  

Copyright © 1999-2002 Enkephalos Web Design