answering a summons when plaintiff has attorney
Date: Tue, 03/15/2011 - 18:01
I am working on my answer to my summons. I am writing it to look exactly like the complaint with the county municipal court as heading, next I have the plaintiff's name/address followed by my name and adress as defendant. To the right where the plaintiff's had complaint I have changed that to include case number and just the title of Answers/affirmative defenses.
my question is I have Midland as Plaintiff do I need to add their attorney in the top part of my answer on the left side with the Plaintiff's name? Or do I just add them at the bottom when I attach the certificate of service that shows I sent everything to the Plaintiff's attorney?
Thanks in advance ....again :-)
my question is I have Midland as Plaintiff do I need to add their attorney in the top part of my answer on the left side with the Plaintiff's name? Or do I just add them at the bottom when I attach the certificate of service that shows I sent everything to the Plaintiff's attorney?
Thanks in advance ....again :-)
As this is a legal issue, it will be better if you could contact
As this is a legal issue, it will be better if you could contact an attorney in this regard and take his opinion. The attorney will help you in drafting the reply to the summons. As the attorney will help you in drafting the reply, there won't be any errors in it.
You can check out the sample summon response letter from various
You can check out the sample summon response letter from various websites. This will help you have an idea about how to write the letter.
