Is this fraud in court?
Date: Fri, 01/16/2009 - 18:32
Lets say a debt collector uses an attorney to sue you in court and then that attorney mails you interrogatories, request for documents and request for admissions. Everything looks legal, it's on an attorney letterhead and initialed by the attorney and the envelope has the attorneys office on it.
Now what if all of the above was NOT from an attorney as in my situation. Everything says the information is from Boston but the zip code where it was mailed from is in Cumberland RI. The Debt Collector has his office in Cumberland RI and he used to be an attorney but was disbarred.
Would this be considered fraud in court and would I have a good chance of getting the case thrown out cause of this?
Now what if all of the above was NOT from an attorney as in my situation. Everything says the information is from Boston but the zip code where it was mailed from is in Cumberland RI. The Debt Collector has his office in Cumberland RI and he used to be an attorney but was disbarred.
Would this be considered fraud in court and would I have a good chance of getting the case thrown out cause of this?
I should also mention the attorney signature is forged on court
I should also mention the attorney signature is forged on court documents too. It seems as if the debt collector is just using his name when he has no knowledge about me. I think renting a law license would be the word.
Anyone have an answer to this? I plan on going to the court soon
Anyone have an answer to this? I plan on going to the court soon to file a motion to dismiss for this plus for them not answering production of documents. But I would also like to use the fraud as a defense also to get this removed.
BTW this is not my debt and they where told many times before. They never validated the debt and sued me anyway.