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First Resolution and Missouri,-Need Help!
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Posted by jayble
(64.12.116.84) on July 07, 2004 at 21:19:13:
There was a post about First Resolution not being a "party in interest" according to Missouri civil procedure. Something about them being a foreign corp who misrepresents themselves as a company from Seattle, WA. If anyone could tell me where I might find it again or explain it to me as well as what to do, I would appreciate it. I believe it was JKelly who had mentioned it but am not sure.
Anyhow,I got served Thursday and noticed a couple of things....
1. There is an affidavit attached to the petition from the Province of British Columbia.
2. First Resolution's business address is listed as a P.O. Box in Seattle, WA.
3. The affidavit states an it verifies an outstanding debt and that the debt was sold to First Resolution and says that a statement of account is attached. The only attachment is a typed page showing the account number, original creditor, charge off date, principal balance and interest rate.
4. The only other information is a standard credit account agreement from FCNB Bank.
5. My name is spelled incorrectly and there is a ss# in which the first 5 digits are X's and then the it shows the last 4 digits.
6.At the end of the petition it has the standard "this communication is from a debt collector and is an attempt to collect a debt" followed by "you are encouraged to call our office in advance of the court date if you want to settle this matter" Any thoughts, suggestions. I have poured through this site looking for info. I an going to make them come up with something to prove it is my debt. Other than asking for them to show something with my signature on it, what else can I ask for? Can I request copies of the actual statements? What other paperwork do I have the right to request? Also, the summons says I have to appear to answer. Is there anything I need to file before court or can I just show up and dispute the debt? Any and all help would be appreciated.
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