Re: Being sued for old CC debt - need advise, please.

Posted by hflores (68.202.158.24) on July 30, 2004 at 17:14:52:

In Reply to: Re: Being sued for old CC debt - need advise, please. posted by Roger on July 30, 2004 at 16:41:18:

I have found out in a previous lawsuit that by going to the court or in some states logging in with a computer you can review other cases.
First thing I deed was sent a letter to the court
( I did it via fax and mail) with the names and the court case showing on the summons denying the debt and although not necessary in some cases
I also included AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES. Who owns the debt. where and when did they occurred.

I also at the beginning demanded a trial by jury.

that is very important and all citizens are entitled to one.

I requested DISCOVERY and sent a QUESIONAIRE.
I wanted them to state and show proof where the purchaSES WERE MADE. I INSISTED ON A TRIAL BY JURY, THE ATTORNEY WAS FROM OUT OF TOWN AND A DAY BEFORE THE TRIAL HAD THE CASE DISMISSED.

IN MY CASE ( YOU DON'T HAVE TO) I HIRED COURT
REPORTERS AND TOOK A TRANSCRIPT OF WHAT WAS SAID IN COURT. SOMETIMES JUDGES MAKE MISTAKES.

DO YOU HAVE A LAW LIBRARY OR COLLEGE NEARBY, SOMETIMES THE STUDENTS WILL HELP.

BUT REMEMBER THEY HAVE TO SHOW PROOF THAT YOU OWE THE MONEY..AND IF YOU EVER HAD A CREDIT CARD
SAVE THE CHECKS. IN MY CASE I THREW OUT THE STATEMENTS A LONG TIME AGO AND THE PLAINTIFF COULD
NOT COME UP WITH EACH AND EVERY PURCHASE.

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