What is a Motion for Summary Judgement

Hmmmmm, it sounds like they (AIS) got a judgment against you, somehow. What else does it say? Is AIS listed as the plaintiff? I'll let someone else take on this one, I'm not possitive what your next course of action should be. :?

Summary judgment is a legal term which means that a court has made a determination (a judgment) without a full trial. Such a judgment may be issued as to the merits of an entire case, or of specific issues in that case.In its motion (request) for summary judgment, the moving party will also attempt to persuade the court that the undisputed material facts require judgment to be entered in favor of the moving party.

Normally I think it would be filed after the defendant files an answer.

Suppose they file a complaint stating that you owe a debt, etc. If you admit to the debt in your answer, then theoretically it doesn't need to go to a trial because you already admitted to the charges. The plaintiff can motion for a summary judgment to be made just on the facts at hand.

I am confused. If there is a judgment, why wasn't I notified of this when it was rendered? What options do I have at this point? Is there a minimum amount one has to make in order for their paycheck to be garnished? I make less than 10,000 a year and my weekly check for 2 weeks work is between $213 and $226. In my response to the court I questioned the validity of the debt as there is two different amounts on two different credit reports for the same credit card. My employer will release me from employment if I am garnished,then what happens? Jail?

I would like to make a correction, my biweekly paycheck is between $213 and $226. I get paid every two weeks.

is that you paige?what state are you in again?

Yes, it's me,Paige. I am stressed to the very max about this and any help would be greatly appreciated. I am in KY. Any thoughts?

Yes, it's me,Paige. I am stressed to the very max about this and any help would be greatly appreciated. I am in KY. Any thoughts?

i would check with your county court clerk.that is where the case should be.give them the case# they should let you know any status.sounds like though your income is way too low to garnish.

I spoke with the county clerks office today just a few minutes ago. Yes, they have filed a motion and it is to be heard in district court June 10 at 1:30. All they would tell me was that if I did not agree with anything in the information I should come to court with a lawyer. At this point it sure looks bleak as all get out. I don't have the money to hire a lawyer so where do I go? I know that they figure that I don't have the money to pay it so I won't be able to financially fight it which is true. What next? Ok, stupid question, is there any type of assistance which may be out there which can help me? I am not sure just how much more I can take.

Paige

So if they can't garnish my paycheck what will they do to me?

did you ever send DV letters,if so bring those.
you may be able to request validation then as they never validated the debt.the worst they can do is get a judgement,but looking at your income i don't see how the judge wouldn't work a payment plan.
granted that should be worst case.try to request validation there.

In my response to the court following the receipt of my summons, I requested validation of my debt. I have never received anything from them in reference to this. Another stupid question, if a payment plan is set up, is it income contingent? I really don't have anything extra nor do I have anything of value in which to sell.

income would come into it,for more clarity PM jcemt or skydiver.they can assist you with that.

I received a notice of foreclosure several month ago. I filed and answer and in my answer I included that we are willing to voluntary give up all claim to the property. I have now received a copy of a motion for a summary judgment. My questions are:
1. Will there be a hearing on this motion?
2. Can I file a motion to dismiss based on my willingness to quit claim the property back over to the mortgage holder?
Thanks